League of Legends player Júlia "Mayumi" Nakamura announced free agency, no longer being part of INTZ Esports. The player has taken the online gaming community by storm for playing in a mixed roster at Superliga ABCDE, in Brazil.
INTZ has released a statement regarding Pedro "Lep" Marcari, former RED Canids Kalunga League of Legends player's inappropriate comments regarding the team's Julia "Mayumi" Nakamura.
Julia "Mayumi" Nakamura became an overnight celebrity after playing for INTZ during Superliga ABCDE in Brazil. The support player caught the attention of the Chinese LoL Esports community.
INTZ Esports debuted their first female League of Legends player today in the Superliga ABCDE. Júlia "Mayumi" Nakamura played Nautilus as support against Uppercut Esports, with a KDA of 1-0-15 in the first game.
