Team Spain are set to play their final tryout for Spike Nations tonight. Mixwell and Lucas Rojo have their final twelve all set up for a showdown match that will decide the final roster going into the event.
Oscar “Mixwell” Cañellas hung up his gloves from the competitive VALORANT scene less than a month ago, but he is back at it in a unique role for Team Spain and the Spike Nations Cup.
Mixwell is a true ambassador for Spain’s talent in Spike Nations Cup
Representing his home country in the upcoming Valorant Spike Nations Cup is a nice change of pace for M1xwell after officially retiring. He is currently busy setting up the match for the final showdown and selecting the starting six players for Team Spain.
We have a list of who’s who in the main selection, with talent from all across the scene in both Pro play, Challengers and Game Changers:
Credit: @mixwell | Twitch
Giants Esports: Adolfo “Fit1nho” Gallego
Case Esports: Salvador “Yurii” Gasco, Toki, Mimi
Movistar Riders: Nicolás “Nixerino” Canellas Colocho, Tomas “Vorwenn” Baldrich
AYM: Michelx16
ZETA:Antonio “Guardy” Guardiola
Rebels Gaming: Paula “Devilasxa” Blanco Martínez
Mad Lions LAURË: Leyre
Free Agents: Daniel “Saiz” Ruiz, Christian “lowel” Antoran
They are all set to compete against each other to get one of the 6 places in the Spanish team at 20:30 tonight over at Mixwell’s Twitch Channel.
Mixwell’s legacy at a glance
The journey of this esports stalwart, from his early days in CS:GO to his recent stint with Team Heretics in Valorant, has been nothing short of remarkable.
Starting his esports journey in 2012, Mixwell made a name for himself in the CS:GO arena. His prowess with the AWP and consistent performances soon catapulted him to the top tiers of the game.
With the rise of Valorant, Mixwell transitioned to this new FPS, joining the ranks of G2 Esports in June 2020. Under his leadership, G2 showcased dominance, clinching victories in numerous tournaments throughout 2020 and 2021. On the international front, he led G2 to a commendable top-four finish at the 2021 Masters: Berlin. Although they couldn’t clinch the title, losing to the eventual champions, Gambit Esports.
At the end of 2022 he joined Team Heretics, and despite the team’s potential, their performance in the EMEA League was underwhelming. Their journey in 2023 concluded with a defeat in the EMEA LCQ. Mixwell’s decision to retire from competitive play was announced on his Twitch stream.
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