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===Early career: GamersLeague and Fnatic (2011)=== | ===Early career: GamersLeague and Fnatic (2011)=== | ||
Nenad "grizine" Lukic started his competitive career with [[Companies/GamersLeague|GamersLeague]] in 2011, playing hardcarry alongside captain DeMeNt in an all-new roster.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www. | Nenad "grizine" Lukic started his competitive career with [[Companies/GamersLeague|GamersLeague]] in 2011, playing hardcarry alongside captain DeMeNt in an all-new roster.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.gosugamers.net/dota2/guides/21939-what-is-stacking-and-how-to-stack-neutrals|title=GamersLeague with a new Dota 2 squad|publisher=GosuGamers|date=2011}}</ref> That October, GamersLeague finished third at the Electronic Sports World Cup 2011.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.esportsearnings.com/players/3010-grizine-nenad-lukic|title=Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Dota 2 Player|publisher=Esports Earnings}}</ref> The following month he moved with the roster to [[Companies/Fnatic|Fnatic]], finishing runner-up at DreamHack Winter 2011.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.esportsearnings.com/players/3010-grizine-nenad-lukic|title=Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Dota 2 Player|publisher=Esports Earnings}}</ref> | ||
===Team ONE and iNfernity Gaming (2013)=== | ===Team ONE and iNfernity Gaming (2013)=== | ||
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Career
Early career: GamersLeague and Fnatic (2011)
Nenad "grizine" Lukic started his competitive career with GamersLeague in 2011, playing hardcarry alongside captain DeMeNt in an all-new roster.[1] That October, GamersLeague finished third at the Electronic Sports World Cup 2011.[2] The following month he moved with the roster to Fnatic, finishing runner-up at DreamHack Winter 2011.[3]
Team ONE and iNfernity Gaming (2013)
Lukic played for iNfernity Gaming before the roster transitioned into Team ONE, competed at both EMS One Summer and EMS One Fall that year.[4]
mYinsanity (2014–2015)
Following that Lukic joined mYinsanity in April 2014, making his debut for the org at The Summit Season 2 alongside Buktop, Mitch, lizZard and MILAN.[5] The roster placed third at StarLadder Pro Season 10.[6] He stayed with mYinsanity, with a break in the roster, through late 2015.[7]
Serbian national team (2017–2020)
Representing Serbia, Lukic competed at the World Electronic Sports Games 2017, finishing 13th–16th, and at the IeSF World Championship 2020 Europe Finals, where Serbia placed second.[8]
Transition to management
Lukic later moved into team management. As of 2026, he serves as manager of Zero Tenacity.[9]
References
- ↑ "GamersLeague with a new Dota 2 squad". GosuGamers. 2011.
- ↑ "Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Dota 2 Player". Esports Earnings.
- ↑ "Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Dota 2 Player". Esports Earnings.
- ↑ "Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Results by Game". Esports Earnings.
- ↑ "Grizine". Game-Tournaments.com.
- ↑ "Grizine". Game-Tournaments.com.
- ↑ "Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Team History". Esports Earnings.
- ↑ "Nenad "grizine" Lukic - Results by Game". Esports Earnings.
- ↑ "Grizine". Game-Tournaments.com.
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