Clayster Reveals Why He Was Benched by NYSL: “I Just Had Enough of Crim’s Shit”

In a shocking revelation, Clayster opens up about his departure from the New York Subliners and the reasons behind his benching. The legendary duo of Clayster and Crimsix came to an abrupt end in 2022, leaving fans wondering what went wrong. Now, Clayster sheds light on the situation, sharing his side of the story.

According to Clayster, the breaking point was Crimsix’s behavior and the pressure he put on the team. In an interview with The Exclusive Podcast, Clayster reveals that he confronted Crimsix about his attitude, expressing how uncomfortable it made him and the rest of the team feel. However, instead of addressing the issue, Crimsix dismissed Clayster’s concerns, labeling him as a “selfish motherfucker.”

Surprisingly, Clayster claims that members of the NYSL organization were aware of Crimsix’s toxic behavior and had plans to remove him from the team. However, to Clayster’s dismay, they chose to bench him instead, citing a “bullshit reason.” Clayster believes that the organization was afraid of Crimsix and opted to protect him instead of addressing the real problem.

Despite the fallout, it seems that Clayster and Crimsix have reconciled their differences. Crimsix playfully responds to Clayster’s comments on social media, indicating that the beef between them is now water under the bridge.

While the end of the Clayster and Crimsix partnership is unfortunate for Call of Duty esports, their legacy as one of the most successful duos in the game remains intact. From their days with Complexity in Black Ops 2 to winning a CDL Championship together under the Dallas Empire banner, they have left an indelible mark on the competitive scene.

Clayster has since played for the Las Vegas Legion and is currently searching for a team for the upcoming CDL season. Crimsix, on the other hand, retired in August 2022 and has transitioned into a sim racing driver for FaZe Clan.

Source: DOTESPORTS