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Were there moments in your life when your popularity surprised you?

I'm not sure, I guess I'll let others speak for me on this question. I'm just happy that people dig me, I'm very grateful for that.

How can you explain your popularity? Your profile has more views on SK Gaming than any other two CS players together.

I wake up around 11-12, go to the gym four days a week. I tend to play better when I'm in good shape, it's easier to focus. Now when you mentioned pizza I got really tempted though, maybe I'll go get one when we're done with the interview ;)

Professional CS players are very often extremely lazy, sleep until 1300 and call the pizza delivery man to bring them all shopping. Do you fit into that profile?

How would you describe your style of play?

I think they will do well, but it will be a lot harder for them to dominate like they did last year.

Does this mean that Fnatic will be stopped soon?

I guess it's the same thing as we had in SK 2003. It's hard to reach the top, but a lot harder to stay on top. The most teams know how they are playing and it will be a lot harder for them now than before they were on top.

"I'm just happy that people dig me, I'm very grateful for that."Why are Fnatic not burning out in the same way?

It had a lot to do with us losing motivation and people knew exactly how we were playing.

You were a part of SK 2003. What made that team lose its fire?

Does the SK Gaming team have enough potential in it to top Fnatic for the title of the #1 team?

I hope so. They're bootcamping right now at Tentpole's house so it'll be intense practice.

Do you think there is enough time for the team to prepare for EM II in the new lineup?

I've played both with and against him, and he's definitely a very cool and skilled young guy that has a lot of potential. I believe in him and I think he'll be perfect for the team.

"I believe in GeT_RiGhT and I think he'll be perfect for the team."What do you think of GTR as a replacement for you?

I've always been skeptical when it comes down to such a decision. I was thinking about this for a year ago actually, but I've always been a competitive person in everything I do. Finally I felt that it came down to a point where I think I have experienced and achieved the most possible things in gaming. So I think it was a natural step.

NEWS By Michal 'Carmac' BlicharzFeb 25, 2008 01:59 SK Gaming talks to Abdisamad “SpawN” Mohamed, the world's most popular Counter-Strike player who announced his (temporary?) retirement on Saturday. What made you come to this decision, motivation or possibilities to do other stuff that got more intresting than the team?

Counter-Strike: SpawN: "I will be back!" | SK Gaming