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JJoNak has left the Seoul Dynasty
The Overwatch League star is stepping away from professional play.
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Despite Blizzard recently sharing a bunch of new details and information about the 2022 Overwatch League season, the Seoul Dynasty has actually lost one of its star members, the flex support player and former New York Excelsior Rookie of the Year, Sung-hyeon "JJoNak" Bang.
Revealed in a Twitter post, we're told that JJoNak is "taking some time away from professional play for personal reasons," and that even though the announcement might be a surprise, "we ask that you respect the team and JJonak's decision to part ways".
Even though this will be quite the blow for the Dynasty as JJoNak remained one of the top support players in the entire league, the team does still have enough members to field a full roster heading into the next season.
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