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On August 24th, 2015, FolloweSports.com signed {{Sm|Nintendude}} and {{Sm|MacD}} as their first ''Smash'' players. The team rebranded as Splyce a few months later. On May 11th, 2017, Splyce signed the veteran {{Sm|Cactuar}} as coach of their ''Smash'' division.<ref>[https://twitter.com/MADLions_LoLEN/status/862729035536883712 Today we're excited to welcome Cactuar]</ref> However, on October 19th, 2017, Splyce announced its retirement of the ''Smash'' scene | {{art-wikipedia|Splyce}} | ||
'''Splyce''' ('''SPY'''), formerly known as '''FolloweSports.com''', was an American esports team. The team was strongly associated with their website, splyce.gg, which used to be a TV Guide of esports. Splyce was owned by the Canadian company OverActive Media in 2018. Eventually, in 2019, the team merged with the other team owned by OverActive Media, '''MAD Lions''', transferring Splyce's remaining rosters to MAD Lions. | |||
On August 24th, 2015, FolloweSports.com signed {{Sm|Nintendude}} and {{Sm|MacD}} as their first ''Smash'' players. The team rebranded as Splyce a few months later. On May 11th, 2017, Splyce signed the veteran {{Sm|Cactuar}} as coach of their ''Smash'' division.<ref>[https://twitter.com/MADLions_LoLEN/status/862729035536883712 Today we're excited to welcome Cactuar]</ref> However, on October 19th, 2017, Splyce announced its retirement of the ''Smash'' scene and the departure of their ''Smash'' players.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Splyce/status/921149031405047809 Announcement: Splyce is parting ways with its Smash Roster.]</ref> | |||
==Former smashers== | ==Former smashers== | ||
Revision as of 17:07, November 15, 2021
| Splyce | |
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| Location | United States 
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| Owners | Marty Strenczewilk |
| Player manager | Till Werdermann |
| Sponsors/Partners | Foot Locker Mountain Dew Corsair Twitch SCUF Gaming |
| Other games | Call of Duty League of Legends Overwatch SMITE Starcraft II |
Splyce (SPY), formerly known as FolloweSports.com, was an American esports team. The team was strongly associated with their website, splyce.gg, which used to be a TV Guide of esports. Splyce was owned by the Canadian company OverActive Media in 2018. Eventually, in 2019, the team merged with the other team owned by OverActive Media, MAD Lions, transferring Splyce's remaining rosters to MAD Lions.
On August 24th, 2015, FolloweSports.com signed Nintendude and MacD as their first Smash players. The team rebranded as Splyce a few months later. On May 11th, 2017, Splyce signed the veteran Cactuar as coach of their Smash division.[1] However, on October 19th, 2017, Splyce announced its retirement of the Smash scene and the departure of their Smash players.[2]
Former smashers
Professional smashers
| ID | Name | Game | Main(s) | Join Date | Leave Date | |
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Nintendude | Michael Brancato | Super Smash Bros. Super Smash Bros. Melee |
 
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2015-08-24 | 2017-10-19 |
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MacD | McCain LaVelle | Super Smash Bros. Melee | 
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2015-08-24 | 2017-10-19 |
Other smashers
Cactuar 
(Coach)
External links
- Overactive Media website
- MAD Lions website
- MAD Lions' League of Legends twitter account, formerly Splyce's twitter account
