CYBERSHOKE Esports disbanded its CS2 roster and announced a team restructuring
The esports organization CYBERSHOKE Esports has announced the dissolution of its current Counter-Strike 2 roster and a team restructuring. The club made the announcement on its Telegram channel.
The CYBERSHOKE Esports roster was as follows:
- Daniil “alpha” Dyomin
- Roman “Mokuj1n” Petrushenko
- Alimzhan “Alkaren” Bitimbay
- Emil “nota” Moskvitin
- Vladimir “yiksrezo” Mitrofanov
CYBERSHOKE Esports was founded in July 2023. In October 2025, the team won the CCT Season 3 European Series #7, and in August 2026, it won the CCT Europe 2026 Series #6. The team also took second place at DraculaN Season 4 and reached the semifinals of the Thunderpick World Championship 2026 European Series #2.
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We have decided to end the current roster’s run and completely rebuild the team.
During this time, the team has come a long way: we played in local and international tournaments, competed at LAN events, became CCT champions twice, regularly fought for a spot in the playoffs, and together experienced many victories, defeats, and moments that were important to us.
We are grateful to everyone who was part of this roster and contributed to its development. Not everything went as we had hoped, but every stage provides experience that we’ll carry with us moving forward.
Players who competed for CYBERSHOKE on loan are returning to their respective organizations. We’d like to extend a special thank you to PARIVISION and HEROIC for their trust and for the opportunity to work with their players.
Mokuj1n and alpha are being moved to the bench and placed on the transfer list, while yiksrezo and FenomeN are becoming free agents.
This isn’t the end of our journey—on the contrary, it’s an opportunity to start the next phase with a clean slate. We’re taking a break to rebuild and will return with a new roster next season.
Thank you to the players, coaches, management, partners, and all the fans who have supported us all this time.
See you with the new roster!
In September, the Russian esports organization Virtus.pro announced the disbandment of its Counter-Strike 2 junior team.
Photo: CYBERSHOKE Esports.
