G2.iG's offlaner Tia Jun "JT-" Wen decided to tease OG's support player Sébastien "Ceb" Debs before their face-to-face encounter at ESL One Birmingham 2024 in Dota 2. He suggested to the Frenchman to retire, just like Johan "N0tail" Sundstein did.
JT-: "Ceb, you need to retire as soon as possible, like N0tail."
Ari: "Good luck. You'll need it." - Players' dialogue
Ceb didn't respond to the player from Malaysia, but his team defeated G2.iG with a score of 2:0. As a result, Wen's team took 5-6th place and earned $57,000.
Ceb, despite no longer being considered a young prodigy, has had an impressive career both as a player and as a coach. As a player, he has achieved notable success in various tournaments. Here are some recent highlights of his career:
As a coach:
- MDL Macau 2017 (Tier 2): OG defeated the TNC Pro Team with a score of 2:0, earning a prize of $125,000.
- The International 2017 (Tier 1): OG secured 7th-8th place after losing 0:2 to LGD Gaming, claiming a prize of $617,198.
- The Kyiv Major 2017 (Tier 1): OG emerged as champions with a 3:2 victory over Virtus.pro, winning a prize of $1,000,000.
As a player:
- ESL One Birmingham 2024 (Tier 1): OG finished in 4th place, losing 1:2 to Team Falcons and earning $85,000.
- DreamLeague Season 21 (Tier 1): OG secured 4th place after losing 0:2 to BetBoom Team, claiming a prize of $85,000.
- Riyadh Masters 2023 (Tier 1): OG finished 13th-14th in the group stage with a record of 0 wins, 5 losses, and 2 draws, earning $200,000.
Ceb's career has been remarkable, showcasing his skill and contribution to the success of his teams.