Following Flexi’s resignation and allegations against Kae Vi’s management, team owner Ira has spoken out, shedding light on internal issues.
Ira revealed that former coach Abdul “iJuzz” was removed due to inappropriate behaviour, stating
“He made flirty advances toward me, which was unacceptable. His removal was necessary for the team’s well-being.”
Addressing claims of unfair roster changes, Ira clarified that substitutions were not made arbitrarily.
“Our coach was supposed to communicate these decisions, but he failed to do so. Some players also had personal commitments that required adjustments to the roster.”
She also shared her emotional struggles during the event. “After that, I felt so down and needed a moment to reset my mental state. But when I deafened for a few seconds, I was met with harsh criticism. It was demoralizing, and I felt like I wasn’t part of the team anymore.”
The situation escalated when Ira discovered her teammates had been trash-talking her on stream. “A friend who was watching Flexi’s stream told me what was being said. That made everything worse and completely shattered my confidence.”
Ultimately, after the first match, her coach suggested substituting her out. “I fully understood the decision. I had no objections and was fine with it,” Ira explained.
While Flexi’s accusations initially painted a picture of mismanagement and bias, Ira’s response shifts the blame toward the former coach’s poor communication and external circumstances. With both sides standing firm on their narratives, the controversy remains a he-said, she-said situation, with clear misunderstanding and miscommunication.
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