Org that banned teabagging player responds, seemingly tries to get Jake Lucky banned from Apex Legends

A few days after unintentionally lighting a small Twitter firestorm by banning a player from its tournament for teabagging his own teammate, Fate Legion has finally responded. The statement is long, winding, and ends with an apparent attempt to get Jake Lucky banned from Apex Legends.

Fate Legion, a small organization that is “brand new” to tournament organizing, claims in its statement that the ruling for banning the player, Dilly, was in “the heat of the moment,” and that the owner/caster who issued the ban was prepared to overturn it after the tournament was over so that the team affected could participate in future tournaments. Instead, they decided to keep the ban in place after claiming to not receive any evidence from Dilly that the player who was teabagged was indeed his teammate (even after claiming on stream that teabagging your teammate wasn’t allowed) and seeing the Twitter post that Dilly made of the moment the ban happened.