G2 Esports CS:GO Player huNter Apologizes After The Disappointing Results: “We Will Come Back Stronger”

Nemanja “huNter” Kovač is a 24-year-old Bosnian CS:GO player who has been representing G2 Esports for almost a year. Before that, he was playing for CR4ZY. In his career, he earned over $140.000 from the events.

For the last five matches in the ESL Pro League Season 12, G2 Esports couldn’t get any victory and shocked the community with their gameplay. In Group A, they got eliminated due to only winning two matches against BIG Clan and OG Esports.

After the final loss against Natus Vincere, huNter took to his official Twitter account to share a new post and apologized from the G2 fans for their poor performance recently.

In the tweet, huNter admitted that they played pretty badly in those matches both individually and as a team and apologized from the fans. While also thanking fans for their support, huNter stated that they will come back stronger in the next tournament.

Here is what huNter said:

“One more sorry for this whole event by us. We played really bad last 5 games individually and as a team. We have 2 weeks to prepare for next event. Thanks guys from ESL Pro League and thanks to everyone for the support. We will come back stronger.”

You can read the tweet below.

One more sorry for this whole event by us.
We played really bad last 5 games individually and as a team. We have 2 weeks to prepare for next event.
Thanks guys from @ESL Pro League and thanks everyone for support.
We will come back stronger👌#G2ARMY

— Nemanja Kovac (@G2huNter) September 19, 2020