Falcons

Falcons Esports is a Saudi Arabian esports team. The team was founded in 2018, and is based in the city of Jeddah. The team has competed in a number of international tournaments and is one of the most successful esports teams in the country.

History

The Saudi Arabian esports team known as the Falcons Esports was founded in 2018. The team is composed of Saudi Arabian professional gamers who compete in various online and offline tournaments. The team has achieved considerable success in a short period of time, winning multiple tournaments and becoming one of the top-ranked teams in Saudi Arabia.

The Falcons Esports team was founded by a group of Saudi Arabian gamers who wanted to compete at the highest level of gaming. The team quickly rose to prominence in the Saudi Arabian gaming scene, winning multiple tournaments and becoming one of the top-ranked teams in the country.

The team has continued to grow in popularity and success, attracting top Saudi Arabian gamers to its ranks. The Falcons Esports team is now one of the most successful and well-known esports teams in Saudi Arabia.

Falcons Esports Game Divisions and Players

Game	Team Members ID	Team Members	Role
Overwatch	Madara1161	Saif Alotaibi	DPS
	N1QOz	Nawaf Hamad	Tank
	Nutella	Osama Abdullah	Support
Rocket League	Ahmad	Ahmad Abdullah
	oKhaliD	Khalid Qasim
	trk511	Mohammed Alotaibi
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive	Kyojin	Jayson Nguyen Van	Rifler
	hAdji	Ali Haïnouss	Rifler
	Maka	Bryan Canda	In-Game Leader, AWPer
	Keoz	Nicolas Dgus	Rifler
	Python	Jordan Munck-Foehrle	Rifler
	Ozstrik3r	Steeve Flavigni	(Coach)
PUBG Mobile	Rashed	Rashed Mohammed Al-Damikhi
	DAMAR	Ahmed Mohammed Alqhtani
	LAST	Mohammed Ahmed AbdulKarim
	nvrAlone	Faisal Radhi Aldhafeeri
	WaDeAa	Wadea Al Mahamid
	YOUSSEF	Youssef Khatib
Valorant	alvar	Khaled Abdallah
	Moh	Mohammad Abdulaziz
	Fr4nky	Ibrahim Hatem
	OuTLaW	Abdullah Sulaiman Al-Salem
	SpY	Abed Doughan
Rainbow Six	Jlad
	Joker619	Abdullah Adnan AbdulKareem
	MSSS	Mohammed Alghamdi
	Madskills	Rakan
	Okillz	AbdulMohsen Saloum
	P9	Fahad
	Q6z.
	SRSLy	Ahmet Hasan
Fortnite	KiritoKun	Mohammed Nabeel
	Snowvaks	Karim Abo Nassar
	Yonx	Faisal Almusharraf
	FHD	Fahad Almutairi
	NM7	Nawaf Alharthi
	Phantom	Anas Alsoufi
	Speedy	Qassim Ahmed
	Spy	Osama Almasad
	Rv	Mazen Alqrafy
	Modisk	Mahmod Abbas
	Refsgaard	Oscar Dalgas Refsgaard
	Leo the crack	Leonid Smailoski
	Andilex	Alexandre Christophe
	TaySon	Tai Starčič
	Mansour	Mansour Alshathry
	chapix	Moussa Faour
	GntL

The Saudi Arabian esports team Falcons Esports has had many achievements over the years. They are a professional esports organization based in Saudi Arabia and they have teams in multiple games including League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Overwatch.

Some of their recent achievements include winning the Saudi Arabian National League of Legends Championship in 2018 and 2019, as well as coming in second place at the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational. In Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, they have won a number of tournaments including the Saudi Arabian Electronic Sports League in 2018 and 2019, and the WESG Saudi Arabia Finals in 2018.

The team has also had success in Overwatch, winning the Saudi Arabian Overwatch Cup in 2018 and 2019. They are one of the most successful esports teams in Saudi Arabia and have built up a large following in the country. 

The Saudi Arabian esports team Falcons Esports has been embroiled in several controversies in recent years. In 2016, the team was accused of match-fixing by a former player. The player claimed that the team's manager had instructed him to lose matches on purpose. The team denied the allegations and no evidence was found to support the claims.

In 2017, the team was once again accused of match-fixing, this time by another former player. The player claimed that the team had fixed matches in order to win prize money. Again, the team denied the allegations and no evidence was found to support the claims.

In 2018, the team was embroiled in a third match-fixing scandal, this time involving a different former player. The player claimed that the team had fixed matches in order to win prize money. Once again, the team denied the allegations and no evidence was found to support the claims.

The team has also been accused of cheating in online matches. In 2019, a video surfaced of one of the team's players using an aimbot (a cheating software that allows players to automatically target and kill enemies). The team denied the allegations and claimed that the player in question had not been using an aimbot.

The team has also been accused of doping. In 2019, a former player claimed that the team's manager had instructed him to take performance-enhancing drugs. The team denied the allegations and no evidence was found to support the claims.

The team has also been accused of using illegal boosters (players who play matches for other players in order to help them win). In 2019, a video surfaced of one of the team's players using an illegal booster. The team denied the allegations and claimed that the player in question had not been using an illegal booster.

The team has also been accused of cheating in live tournaments. In 2019, a video surfaced of one of the team's players using an aimbot in a live tournament. The team denied the allegations and claimed that the player in question had not been using an aimbot.

The team has also been accused of being tooaggressive in live tournaments. In 2019, a video surfaced of one of the team's players punching another player in the face during a live tournament. The team was fined for the incident and the player in question was suspended.

The team has also been accused of being disrespectful to other teams and players. In 2019, a video surfaced of one of the team's players making an obscene gesture towards another team's players. The team was fined for the incident.

Despite all of these controversies, the team has remained one of the top Saudi Arabian esports teams.