Everyone's favourite Counter-Strike miscreant BOROS is looking for a new team. The Jordanian has had a string of controversies and swift team exits, so here's a reminder of why orgs are probably best off ignoring him this time around.
Lady and gentlemen, org owners and good teammates - run and hide: BOROS is back and he's looking for another new team.
The Jordanian, who has had a number of controversial and quick org exits has posted on X that he wants to make yet another return, so if you're sat there remembering what he did for Monte in 2023 and that one Katowice tournament for Falcons, we're here to remind you of all the bad, too.
One of Counter-Strike's greatest d-ckheads
There has perhaps never been a greater example of personality ruining a promising career than BOROS.
BOROS is a player with incredible aim, who made a mockery of a number of teams back in 2023 and 2024, firing his way onto a Falcons project he - as it would quickly become clear - had no business being on as Falcons looked to buy their way to the top of the CS rankings.
After being benched by the Saudi org following their failure to qualify for the PGL Major Copenhagen, BOROS soon found himself on a slippery slope, and has since played for four different organisations (one of which he played for twice) and left each of these orgs mere months after joining them.
Why? Because he's an absolute c-ck. And if he need reminding as to how and why he's a massive c-ck, here's a highlight reel:
- Bag-chased to join a poor Falcons team when the other breakout Paris Major stars went to better teams than the one they were leaving.
- Was removed from a better Falcons team for having serious attitude issues, and got made to look a massive t-t in their event vlog.
- Moved to Into the Breach, and left 41 days later due to a lack of professionalism.
- Joined JiJieHao, bought himself out of his contract, then re-signed months later.
- Joined Alter Ego despite none of the players wanting to play with him, and subsequently being removed for making racist remarks and suggesting to call a strat - we sh-t you not - "ching chong ching".
He did, at least, get his comeuppance for this, a remarkable act of trolling that we hadn't seen until sitting down to write this article.
Seriously, watch it, it's 50 seconds of magic.
So there you go. If you are an org owner who happens to be reading this, even if you think you really need an entry fragger and you really like the look of BOROS' aim, just read this article one more time and remember:
D-ckheads don't make for good teammates.
