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Coach hooch asks if it is too early for FalleN to retire

Coach and analyst hooch highlighted FalleN's play in the PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 final, which FURIA won 3-2 over Nemiga, Cybersport.ru reported.

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FalleN at IEM Chicago 2019
FalleN at IEM Chicago 2019. Photo: Esports Kingdom, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Key facts

  • Whocoach and analyst Dmitry "hooch" Bogdanov
  • WhatFURIA beat Nemiga Gaming 3-2 in the final
  • ChangeFalleN to retire after PGL Major Singapore 2026

Coach and analyst Dmitry “hooch” Bogdanov singled out Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo’s play in the PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 final, Cybersport.ru reported on Oct. 31. In Russian-language comments, hooch asked whether it might be too early for FalleN to hang his mouse on a nail.

According to the outlet, hooch wrote that Nemiga Gaming deserve big credit but that FalleN, whom he called uncle, chose to leave with a loud slam of the door. He added that he was very happy about the first MVP award for YEKINDAR.

The result

FURIA Esports beat Nemiga Gaming 3-2 in the final, according to Cybersport.ru. The outlet wrote that YEKINDAR was named the tournament’s most valuable player, the first such award of his career.

Cybersport.ru also reported that FalleN will end his career after PGL Major Singapore 2026.

In the same comments, hooch wrote that HOTU could qualify for the Major the day after he wrote them. He called it a renaissance of CIS Counter-Strike.

Why it matters

Hooch singled out FalleN's play in the final and questioned the planned retirement, which Cybersport.ru says comes after PGL Major Singapore 2026.

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