HooXi

Rasmus "HooXi" Nielsen started his professional esports career in 2012 in Counter-Strike: Source. After one unsuccessful event with team Obey, the Dane disappeared from the public. In 2015 HooXi returned to pro with the Norwegian-Danish team myXMG in CS:GO. After a couple of months at myXMG, Rasmus moved to Ambush Esport, where he intermittently stayed till April 2018.

By the end of the same year, HooXi finally reached Copenhagen Flames, and filled the roster of Asger "Farlig" Jensen, Sebastian "Basso" Aagaard, Fredrik "roeJ" Jørgensen, and Dennis "sycrone" Nielsen. The team mostly played at small local tournaments without any notable success.

In 2020 Rasmus moved to the Spanish organization x6tence. During his period there, he won One Tap League Season 1: Stop #2 and One Tap League Season 1: Stop #3. After that, HooXi and Ismail "refrezh" Ali were bought by Mad Lions. This was a huge step forward for the Dane as he started participating in A-B-tier events like Nine to Five #5 and BLAST Premier: Fall 2020 Showdown. HooXi reached his first S-tier final with Mad Lions at Flashpoint Season 2, where they lost to MIBR. His run at the Spanish organization ended on May 2021.

The next chapter of Rasmus' career was the return to Copenhagen Flames. The squad became a solid tier 2 fighter able to beat anyone equal to its level. The Danish team made everyone talk about it at PGL Major Stockholm 2021, where Copenhagen Flames finished one step before the playoffs. At his second CS:GO major, PGL Major Antwerp 2022, HooXi did even better and led the team to the quarterfinals.

On August 2022, one of the most controversial esports transfers happened – HooXi moved to G2. It's unclear yet if the Dane would cope with the highest possible pressure at such a big and ambitious organization, but for now, he's doing great. At 27, HooXi's price is $85.000, and his approximate prize earnings are about $75.000.