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<\/p> <\/p> No word was given by the organisation nor Fahzix himself yet as to the reason behind his removal. In April, Fahzix had decided to take a break from professional Overwatch, wanting to take some time to work on streaming and ‘improving [himself] as a person.<\/a>‘ It is likely that he continues to do this while considering his options as the current OWL Season draws to a close in his absence.<\/p> <\/p> This news comes less than two weeks after former Team Envy players Elliot “<\/strong>ELLIVOTE“<\/strong> Vaneryd and Lukas “LullSiSH” Wiklund had delays in attaining visas that saw them forced to sit out the final games of Stage 4 in Overwatch League Season 2<\/a>. The two players will have to wait until next year to make their OWL debut for Washington Justice.<\/p> <\/p> With Season 2 being the debut of Washington Justice, being the last team announced in the expansion between seasons, the team are currently 5-0 in Stage 4, with their final games against Atlanta Reign (3-0) and Paris Eternal (2-3). This is a vast improvement from Stage 3, where Justice went 0-7, and the first stage this Season where the team has won more than a single game.<\/p> <\/p> Unfortunately, this surge came too late and Washington Justice will not be in the playoffs as they cannot make top 12 to try qualify through the postseason play-in.<\/p> <\/p>