Fishman revealed that he had been removed from the Nemiga Gaming Dota 2 roster
Semyon Nomerovsky
Esports player Dmitry “Fishman” Polishchuk revealed during a live stream on Twitch that he had left Nemiga Gaming and recalled his unpleasant experience working with the team.
[We’ll talk about the EPL, Dim]. Nope, they already kicked me out, bro. It’s over. It’s too late. ...> I was playing for Nemiga, and when I joined, I said, “Night Stalker ‘five’ is cool.” My teammate didn’t respond very nicely—I won’t say exactly how—but it hurt my feelings and offended me.
Fishman’s last appearance with the team was on July 1 against PuckChamp in the group stage of European Pro League Season 39. Nemiga lost 1–2. The team played the next series with Dmitry “JANTER” Nikulin, but they were also unable to secure a victory.
Nemiga Gaming’s roster for the match against Team AION
- Nikita “selfhate” Ozhigano
- Nikita “young G” Bochko
- Nikita “Covisnine” Fedorov
- Alexander “ariel” Kolyasev
- Dmitry “JANTER” Nikulin
- Fyodor “Velheor” Rusikhin (coach)
European Pro League Season 39 is taking place online from June 27 to July 11. Twelve teams are competing in the tournament for a $20,000 prize pool. Nemiga Gaming’s record in the group stage is 2–3.
Photo: Valve.
Semyon Nomerovsky
