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LOUD Romanilly recalled that he started competing at 13 years old in CC3, playing Counter. He mentioned that his parents would wait for him in the early morning while he played, and that people like Gonzab, Fanty, and other community members welcomed him and taught him basic concepts of shooting games. At 15, he traveled for the first time to Rosario to compete in a .NET Cup, after convincing his parents to let him go with people they didn't know. He recounted that at first his team didn't win matches and that he faced criticism, but he continued competing and eventually played in some of the best Counter teams in Córdoba. Later, he switched to League of Legends, where he had his first international experiences, won tournaments, and received his first competitive salary. Then he took some time to think about his future and, during the pandemic, started playing Valorant. Romanilly said that after reconnecting with former Counter teammates and starting to compete in Valorant, he traveled to Brazil. He stated that for two years his team along with 9z became the best in the region. After a phase he described as turbulent, he joined Xolos, with whom he won all the regional tournaments and achieved one of the longest unbeaten streaks in the world, although, as he said, the team ran out of energy in the end. This year he joined LOUD, the Brazilian team he described as the biggest in the country. He mentioned that the start of the season was difficult, but the team made it to Shanghai after qualifying in Brazil and was one map away from winning the championship of America. He added that, 30 days later, he lifted the world cup. In his reflection, Romanilly said that the title represented the journey and the people who accompanied him, and thanked those who, as he wrote, made his journey possible. He also encouraged those pursuing a dream to trust themselves and surround themselves with the right people, despite the obstacles. #CounterStrike #LeagueofLegends #Valorant (translated)

LOUD Romanilly celebrated a 3-1 victory against Team Vitality and claimed they were world champions. He also wrote that, after São Paulo, he hoped destiny would bring them something better and that, after conquering the world, their goal was to conquer the galaxy. #Campeones #Esports #TeamVitality (translated)

Queria dejar una pequeña reflexion de todo lo que viene pasando por mi mente desde que comenzamos el año. En mi primer dia en LOUD,sabia que tenia muchos desafios por delante,sabia que al comienzo iba a ser dificil pero que con mucho trabajo al final todo iba a estar bien… No comenzamos de la mejor manera, nunca me sentí tan mal conmigo mismo como cuando comenzamos 0-3 en él kickoff, senti que me estaba faltando el respeto a todo lo que había construido en mis primeros 3 años como entrenador, sentia que le faltaba el respeto a la torcida, a mis jefes , a mis amigos y a toda mi familia, decidi hacer sacrificios, dejar de hablar con mi familia, con mis amigos que son una parte muy importante en mi vida, todo por un objetivo. Hoy puedo decir que uno de mis objetivos esta siendo cumplido, ser un equipo que compite. Independiente de los resultados, lo mas importante siempre es competir, independiente si todo esta bien o si todo esta mal, siempre hay que competir y dar la cara ante todo. Me pone muy contento por todo el camino recorrido este año, pero si hay algo que siempre me caracterizo es querer mas, y hoy ese es mi proximo objetivo. Fans, no duden que vamos a dejar todo lo que tengamos que hacer para conseguir ese trofeo en Shanghai. Gracias a todos por el apoyo 💚 #Reflexión #TrabajoDuro #Competencia

2x0 vs @G2esports Solo palabras de respeto para el rival. Estamos a una serie de champions, NO LOS VAMOS A DEJAR TIRADOS, TODOS JUNTOS 💚 #G2Esports #Esports #Competencia