Shroud Kills 3 Members of Cloud9 Rainbow Six: Siege Team in One Round
By Nicholas Barth ·
Popular Twitch streamer Michael "shroud" Grzesiek recently showed off his talent in Rainbow Six: Siege by eliminating three members of the Cloud9 professional roster in one round.

Former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) player turned high profile Twitch streamer shroud is well known for his talent for first person shooter titles on PC.
Routinely pulling in tens of thousands of viewers, shroud often pulls off incredibly skilled plays for his viewers to witness in titles from Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) to CS:GO and Rainbow Six: Siege that are no strangers to going viral on Twitch, Reddit and other social media platforms.
During a recent streaming session of Rainbow Six: Siege, shroud was matched up with the roster of the professional team for Cloud, the organization that the Twitch streamer had been a professional CS:GO player for, and once again showed off how truly talented he is at FPS titles on the PC.
Going up against the Cloud9 Rainbow Six: Siege roster of Lauren "Goddess" Williams, Davide "FoxA" Bucci, Alexander "Retro" Lloyd, Gabriel "LaXInG" Mirelez and Mark "MarkTheShark" Arismendez, shroud was stuck in a two versus four situation with the Cloud9 roster outnumbering the team of the Twitch streamer.
However, shroud was able to collect three kills against the Cloud9 Rainbow Six: Siege roster to lead his team to the round win by pulling upon the skills that allowed him to compete at the highest levels of CS:GO for multiple years and be considered to be one of the very best PUBG players in the world.
While the probability of shroud returning to the world of esports as a competitor is not high, as the streamer has become one of the most followed and watched personalities on Twitch since his retirement from professional CS:GO, Cloud9 might be keeping the idea of having shroud as a stand in for its Rainbow Six: Siege team in the back of its mind after seeing this display of skill.
(cover photo courtesy of DreamHack and Ubisoft)