Sep 13, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 19 segments
Thorin and Mauisnake are joined by return guest Vince to argue that FalleN's farewell run with FURIA has curdled into something genuinely sad, and that FaZe are now in real danger of missing a second…
Alex EllenbergHostVinceGuestAnd guess what? Vince is actually bringing the heat right out the gate because we're going to start in the ugly section.
Yeah, like I'm almost a little bit conflicted to call it ugly.
It's more sad to me, but it's Furia and mainly Fallen's twilight months in his career for me are a little bit on a sad note.
And obviously we have to mention that his career is absolutely incredible and it's part of the reason why it's sad to me because I don't think that even if they go to Singapore and crash out and don't do anything at all and completely flop, it taints his career or his legacy as a player.
He's a Hall of Famer.
legendary player that's done so much for the Brazilian scene, the South American scene.
Hell, I mean, across the world, he's inspired millions of people.
Just incredible talent.
But, It's been rough.
It's had a pretty meteoric drop since his speech at Rio.
I actually have some stats and figures to go off on this as well, so I'm not just going to be talking about this, but I'm actually going to be giving actual evidence for this.
So if we go through his events since Rio, they did Blast Rivals Spring.
So two teams you never expect them to lose against.
All right, fair enough, it's Falcons, but it wasn't quite Falcons that were in Cologne.
Then they go to Cologne, second place, fair enough.
This is a really good result.
They went 3-0 in the opening stage, or their opening stage, I should say.
But I'm just going to put a caveat on this.
Their side of the bracket was not like the other one.
And guess what? Vince is actually bringing the heat right out the gate because we're going to start in the ugly section.
Yeah, like I'm almost a little bit conflicted to call it ugly.
It's more sad to me, but it's Furia and mainly Fallen's twilight months in his career for me are a little bit on a sad note.
And obviously we have to mention that his career is absolutely incredible and it's part of the reason why it's sad to me because I don't think that even if they go to Singapore and crash out and don't do anything at all and completely flop, it taints his career or his legacy as a player.
He's a Hall of Famer.
legendary player that's done so much for the Brazilian scene, the South American scene.
Hell, I mean, across the world, he's inspired millions of people.
Just incredible talent.
But, It's been rough.
It's had a pretty meteoric drop since his speech at Rio.
I actually have some stats and figures to go off on this as well, so I'm not just going to be talking about this, but I'm actually going to be giving actual evidence for this.
So if we go through his events since Rio, they did Blast Rivals Spring.
So two teams you never expect them to lose against.
All right, fair enough, it's Falcons, but it wasn't quite Falcons that were in Cologne.
Then they go to Cologne, second place, fair enough.
This is a really good result.
They went 3-0 in the opening stage, or their opening stage, I should say.
But I'm just going to put a caveat on this.
Their side of the bracket was not like the other one.
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