On the homepage, the representative of the Big Baam team announced: “From the early days of the team, coach Shouta and the members went through countless ups and downs as the player and then the coach. With a long experience in the field of professional competition, coach Shouta helped all members of the team to perfect themselves more day by day.”
“There will be no words of encouragement, no more suggestions for the brothers to modify, no longer reminded to go to bed early and eat well. Lack of coach Shouta, the younger siblings will have to cultivate and make more efforts. The Big Baam team cherishes his contributions both at the time of competition and in real life. Wish you success with the path you choose and thank you for all.”
In the past, Shouta was a professional CSGO player. By 2020, with the idea of ​​establishing a Valorant team to conquer new heights, Shouta joined Syg Esports (forerunner of the Big Baam Team). Over 1 year of attachment to both the player and the coach, the best performance of Shouta and Team Big Baam is in the top 6 VCT: Sea Stage 3 Challenger Play-Off.
At the end of the stage 3, the Big Baam team did not win any title and purified the squad. The first two players to break up with the Big Baam team, Ngo “Crazyguy”, Cong Anh (joined Nigma Galaxy) and Le “Redneval” Quoc Khanh (joined Cerberus Esports). To replace, the Big Baam team successfully recruited the ceiling “Mowf” Duc Minh and Duong “Moef” Phuc Hieu from Ego.
With this squad, the Big Baam team confidently heads to the Fbang Sea EC 2021 final in Vietnam. However, in Group A area, the Big Baam team only ranked second and lost the ticket to the Southeast Asian qualifier to Division X Gaming. Immediately after this tournament, coach Shouta decided to leave the Big Baam team.
