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Emilio Estevez
Emilio Estevez is an English Demoman/Heavy who has played in ETF2L premiership from Season 5 and onwards.
Emilio started playing during the Highlander Community Challenge with a team founded on an American imageboard. He would stay with them for two more seasons, moving up in ranks and joining Wolves of Anatolia to play in division 3. This however was a short stint, because for Season 4 he was offered a spot on Kill Switch.
With Kill Switch he won Division 1, and received a promotion to the Premiership division. They quickly made a name for themselves, as they won their very fist season. However, this was to be the last success for the team, as Kill Switch ran into lineup issues in the subsequent seasons. He finished 4th and 6th in Season 6 and Season 7.
He then had a short run in Season 8 with a High team, playing as Heavy, before joining Highpander to act as a backup player. Emilio then joined Fair Enough to play as their Demoman at DeutschLAN. The team was fairly successful, finishing 3rd in the group stage and winning their playoff match to reach the final, unfortunately losing out to checkers in the Final.
After DeutschLAN, Emilio joined Strong Opinions to play as their Heavy. A successful regular season saw the team finish in 2nd - they went on to beat Highpander in the Semi-Finals, before defeating defending champions Tourettes Chessclub in the final, for Emilio's 2nd Premiership winners medal to date.
