Fluxo W7M part ways with Dodez, kondz, and head coach Norris

Fluxo W7M have announced the departures of two of their players as well as their head coach. The two players that have exited the lineup are Denis "Dodez" Navas and Raul "kondz" Barros. Lastly, Gustavo "Norris" Junior is also out of the project.

Both Dodez and Norris had been huge parts of the roster's BLAST R6 Major Montreal win. In fact, Dodez had been the tournament's SiegeGG MVP, with the third-highest rating in the competition (1.14).

The team's first performance under Fluxo was a great one as they achieved a Top 4 finish at the Six Invitational 2026. Back then, Dodez was the team's second-highest rated player with a SiegeGG rating of 1.09, only surpassed by Luccas "Paluh" Molina's 1.15.

However, the team's overall numbers dropped following the start of the season. Dodez scored a SiegeGG rating of 1.01 in Kickoff as well as a SiegeGG rating of 1.03 in Stage 1. Although these were lower than the numbers the players got throughout Year 10, Dodez was still the team's best player during the first split, at least from a statistical point of view.

Kondz's numbers hadn't been far off as he scored SiegeGG ratings of 0.88 and 0.97 in Kickoff and Stage 1, respectively.

These two roster changes combined with the departure of Norris are the first step towards a rebuild in Fluxo W7M. It's now crucial for the team to make the right decisions as the organisation currently owns 180 SI Points only. If the Brazilians don't qualify for the BLAST R6 Major Osaka and claim a strong performance in Japan, the team will have it hard to make the Six Invitational 2027.

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