Gen.G
Gen.G
Korea
Rank #3
Lakia
Kim Jong-min (김종민)
ZynX
Kim Dong-ha (김동하)
stand-in
Ash
Ha Hyun-cheol (하현철)
Karon
Kim Won-tae (김원태)
t3xture
Kim Na-ra (김나라)
has announced the re-signing of Kim "t3xture"
Na-ra (김나라).
The organization announced that the Duelist's new deal with the team will run until 2027.
t3xture was among the group of four players and three coaches that were released by Gen.G on October 20, following the expiration of their contracts. While the announcement sparked speculation on the futures of the Masters Shanghai-winning core of Munchkin , Karon , and Lakia , Gen.G's re-signing of t3xture will see them hold on to one of the most revered Duelist players in South Korea.
Known for his play on high-speed Duelists, one of the best Operator users in the world, and as one of for his 4K abilities, t3xture broke out onto the scene in 2024 with Gen.G. Before Gen.G, t3xture spent the 2023 season on
Global Esports
Global Esports
Asia-Pacific
Rank #25
UdoTan
Go Kyung-won (고경원)
Kr1stal
Savva Fedorov
Papi
Federico Evangelista
xavi8k
Xavier Juan
Autumn
Kale Dunne
Deryeon
Derrick Yee
' squad, starting as the multi-national squad's Duelist player and settling into the Sentinel role towards the end of the year. He made his debut in 2021 with Korean pre-partnership squad
DAMWON Gaming
DAMWON Gaming
Inactive
Lakia
Kim Jong-min (김종민)
allow
Park Sang-wook (박상욱)
exy
Park Geun-cheol (박근철)
Estrella
Park Gun (박건)
Esperanza
Jeong Jin-cheol (정진철)
, where he crossed paths with eventual Gen.G head coach
solo
.
Gen.G and t3xture had a trophy-laden 2024 campaign. They became the first Korean champions of Pacific by lifting titles at Pacific Kickoff and Pacific Stage 2. They also became the first team from the region to win a VCT title at Masters Shanghai, where t3xture was named the MVP of the event. After replacing two departing players from that squad, Gen.G started the 2025 season falling short of expectations. The team missed out on Masters Bangkok following a third-place finish at Kickoff, forcing another rebuild that saw the team reassess or part ways with their two newcomers.
Improved form in Stage 1 saw
Foxy9
and
Ash
develop into complementary pieces for the trio of t3xture, Munchkin, and Karon, resulting in a second-place finish, qualifying the Tigers for Masters Toronto. Gen.G cruised through the Swiss Stage in Toronto, capturing 2-0 wins over
MIBR
MIBR
Brazil
Rank #1
xenom
Eduardo Soeiro
Verno
Andrew Maust
aspas
Erick Santos
and eventual winners
Paper Rex
Paper Rex
Asia-Pacific
Rank #1
PatMen
Patrick Mendoza
Jinggg
Wang Jing Jie
f0rsakeN
Jason Susanto
d4v41
Khalish Rusyaidee
something
Ilya Petrov
, but faltered later on. In a loss to
Wolves Esports
Wolves Esports
China
Rank #10
Satoshi
Fei Zhixian (费郅贤)
SiuFatBB
Pong Gaa Hei (庞加曦)
jowa
Jordan Wang
yosemite
Wang Lei (王磊)
Spring
Liu Jiunting (刘俊霆)
, Gen.G blew 11-6 and 9-5 leads to drop the series in two maps. In the lower bracket against
G2 Esports
G2 Esports
North America
Rank #2
jawgemo
Alexander Mor
BABYBAY
Andrej Francisty
trent
Trent Cairns
valyn
Jacob Batio
leaf
Nathan Orf
, Gen.G again had issues with finishing. They lost grip on an 11-4 lead in the third map of an eventual 2-1 loss, and finished 5th-6th.
In Stage 2, Gen.G went 3-2, but finished at the bottom of a three-way tie, meaning they began their playoff run in the lower bracket. Just one game into its playoff campaign, Gen.G lost to
Rex Regum Qeon
Rex Regum Qeon
Asia-Pacific
Rank #6
Monyet
Cahya Nugraha
xffero
David Monangin
Jemkin
Maksim Batorov
Kushy
Bryan Carlos Setiawan
crazyguy
Ngô Công Anh
, effectively eliminating them Champions contention.
With the tip of its attacking spear returning,
Gen.G
Gen.G
Korea
Rank #3
Lakia
Kim Jong-min (김종민)
ZynX
Kim Dong-ha (김동하)
stand-in
Ash
Ha Hyun-cheol (하현철)
Karon
Kim Won-tae (김원태)
t3xture
Kim Na-ra (김나라)
's full roster is now:
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