Sinatraa has denied the allegations, claiming that he “never assaulted her”<\/a>, but things have been going downhill for the 21-year-old since then.<\/p>\n Riot Games has suspended him<\/a> from all official Valorant competitions, Blizzard is issuing refunds<\/a> for his Overwatch League MVP skin and his team is actually doing really well with TenZ, who has replaced him on Sentinels.<\/a><\/p>\n With everything that has happened, Sinatraa decided to step back for a few weeks, and he was practically completely quiet for almost two months.<\/p>\n But it seems that he is ready to slowly return to some parts of his former life, as players spotted him playing Valorant this weekend.<\/p>\n Valorant streamer Cryocells has shared a video of him playing a match over the last weekend with Sinatraa in his team.<\/p>\n His teammates quickly recognized Sinatraa and started chatting with him, asking him what he was doing and what he plans on doing going forward.<\/p>\n “It’s just natural talent, I literally haven’t even played this game in a f***ing month,” Sinatraa said after a great round. “I actually played one game, like a week and a half ago, but that doesn’t count.”<\/p>\n One of his teammates asked him what’s going on with “that thing on Twitter”, alluding to the accusations.<\/p>\n “F**k it, I don’t even care anymore,” Sinatraa replied. “Going back to streaming!”<\/p>\n
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