Santiago ‘Daveeys’ Ruiz Passed Away

Santiago ‘Daveeys’ Ruiz Passed Away

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04 September 2023 14:12

Colombian pro player Santiago ‘Daveeys’ Ruiz died at the age of 23, his organization KRÜ Esports announced the news recently. The organization stated "It is with deep sadness that we have to inform you that, after suffering a medical issue on Sunday, Daveeys passed away."

"There is no way to smooth this over, it took us all by surprise. Daveeys, Santi, was a spectacular player and a first class teammate. With his trademark hard-working humility, he was proud to be able to inspire and represent his country and region at the top of the global VALORANT. It was his dream, and he saw it come true. All of us at KRÜ accompany their family and friends in this difficult moment, and we ask the entire community to support them with their strength and love."

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