Turbopolsa
Swedish professional Rocket League player
Pierre Silfver, also known as Turbopolsa, is a Swedish former professional Rocket League player.
Considered one of the greatest Rocket League players of all time, he has won four Rocket League Championship Series championships, the most out of any player. His first championship came in season 3 with Northern Gaming, where he was signed as a substitute player but was on the active roster for the entire championship tournament. The following season, he joined with Jos "ViolentPanda" van Meurs and Alexandre "Kaydop" Courant to form a roster that would win season 4 as Gale Force and season 5 as Dignitas. After leaving Dignitas at the end of season 7, he joined NRG Esports ahead of season 8, with whom he would win his fourth championship. His transfer made him the first RLCS player to move from Europe to North America. In season X he transferred to Team Envy, which he played with for two years before being moved to the substitute position. He played his final season with DarkZero Esports, and on the final day of the 2022/23 RLCS Winter Major, announced his retirement after eight years of professional Rocket League.
Career
Early career
Turbopolsa began competing in Rocket League in community-organized tournaments. While he originally had no intention of playing the game professionally, after the team he was on made a deep run in a tournament held shortly before the launch of the Rocket League Championship Series, he and his then-teammates decided to compete together in the newly formed series.
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