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Hangzhou Spark releases MCD after controversial comments in-game

August 25, 2021
Source: upcomer.com upcomer.com
News Snapshot:
Hangzhou Spark flex support Lee “MCD” Jeong-ho has been released from the roster after making controversial comments online, including swearing at Chengdu Hunters academy main tank Zhou “XRAY” Xiyan . The team announced that MCD’s comments were unacceptable and terminated his contract . [pic.twitter.com/tftI4LX5Wb] — Hangzhou Spark (@Hangzhou_Spark) [August 24, 2021] Comments cost a contract The issue stems from some clips posted on Weibo , involving one of MCD’s streams. In the clip, while playing on King’s Row, he swore very openly, directing it at Chinese players. Towards the end of the clip, he even swore in English , saying...
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