Nuclear TigeRES responded to criticism from Polish player bajmi following the match against SINNERS
Representatives of the esports organization Nuclear TigeRES commented on social media platform X regarding a statement by Polish professional player Wojciech “bajmi” Strzelczyk, in which he hinted at the club’s involvement in match-fixing.
The context of the situation stems from statements by insider Alexey “OverDrive” Biryukov, who posted a screenshot of the Polish team Mai Tai’s loss to their compatriots from Permitta, stating that such teams continue to make money—implying that these matches were fixed. Polish player Wojciech “bajmi” Strzelczyk responded to this accusation and accused Biryukov of double standards and national bias. As an example, the esports player attached a screenshot of a recent match between the Russian team Nuclear TigeRES and SINNERS Esports in the qualifiers for the 1win Private Club tournament.
After that, the official Nuclear TigeRES account itself joined the discussion to refute any speculation directed at them:
Please do not spread accusations of match-fixing without evidence. Especially when questions arise about the reputation and fair play of your own team. We are backed by a leader in the nuclear energy equipment sector—our reputation is worth far more than any 322.
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Earlier, Bartosz “moonwalk” Mikołajczyk and Dawid “SaMey” Stanczak, who had been playing for the club since April 2026, left the Polish team Walczaki. Meanwhile, Rafal “sNx” Snopka joined the roster as captain, and Patryk “olimp” Wozniak transitioned to the role of lurker.
Photo: Roman Imperium Cup.
