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London Spitfire Sign Former Philadelphia Fusion Star Poko for 2022

Ethan ButlerBy Ethan ButlerNovember 4, 20212 Mins Read

The London Spitfire offseason took yet another exciting turn on November 4th. The team announced the signing of Gael “Poko” Gouzerch, an off-tank star who hails from the Philadelphia Fusion. He comes to the London Lads after spending his entire OWL career up till now with the Fusion.

You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain 😈

From inaugural season foe to ally,
Now landing: Welcome to London @poko! #AcesHigh pic.twitter.com/ESiQeuUSh9

— London Spitfire (@Spitfire) November 4, 2021

Poko first came into the hearts and minds of Overwatch League fans all the way back at the beginning of the inaugural season. Famous for his impeccable Dva play, massive “Poko Bombs” and excellent use of showers among other things. During the 2018 season, he was one of the major factors that led the Fusion on a Grand Finals run. Which ultimately led to a second-place finish against the team he now joins, the London Spitfire. An ironic twist of fate now sees Poko getting to lead the team that robbed him of a trophy all those years ago.








[Related: London Spitfire Re-sign Hadi for 2022]

His time with the Fusion since then was filled with some ups and downs, as in 2020, he had to fight for a starting spot against one of the league’s top tanks in Jun-ho “Fury” Kim. Which was followed by the terrible Covid-19 pandemic that saw him struggle to be able to physically join the team until the end of the season. Yet despite these struggles, the times he did play he showed no signs of rust or slowing down. In fact quite the opposite, he looked to be in prime form coming into 2021 before being stopped by visa woes. With the Spitfire, he joins a team also seeking a fresh start following a not-great 2021.

Another Go Round the Pond

Additionally, it is a reunion of sorts for Poko. As he now joins a Spitfire team under the direction of one of his former coaches, that being Christopher “ChrisTFer” Graham. With fresh eyes, a fresh look, and some warm and soft towels hopefully Poko can thrive once more. The London Spitfire offseason continues to surprise.

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