Sources: Woolite & Jactroll set to join Zero Tenacity in Ultraliga

Paweł "Woolite" Pruski and Jakub "Jactroll" Skurzyński are reportedly set to reunite as Zero Tenacity’s bot lane for the 2025 season, according to sources close to Sheep Esports. The duo, who previously played together in 2021 with Misfits Premier in the LFL, will form the core of a roster that Z10 is rebuilding from scratch.

This news comes after the organization initially announced on October 30 their withdrawal from the League of Legends Tier 2 scene, as well as VALORANT and TFT leagues, citing Riot Games' lack of communication and scheduling issues. However, recent changes appear to have led the organization to reconsider its decision and re-enter the competitive scene.

During their time together in the LFL, they achieved notable success, including winning the Lyon e-Sport 2021, the LFL Summer Split, and the LFL Finals, where they defeated Karmine Corp. At the time, Karmine Corp were dominating the scene, having won back-to-back EMEA Masters titles earlier that year.

Outside of their shared achievements, both veterans have had long and distinguished careers. Woolite began his career in 2012, navigating various leagues. Starting in the amateur circuits at the time, he played in the EU Challenger Series from 2014 to 2016. He returned to Poland in 2017 to compete in his home league, where he won multiple titles with Illuminar Gaming, including the first season of the Ultraliga in 2018. He then spent two years with Rogue Academy in the Ultraliga before joining Misfits Premier. In 2023, he moved to the NLC for a split, followed by stints in the GLL and the Prime League in 2024 with Austrian Force willhaben, where he finished 4th in the Spring Split.

Jactroll, on the other hand, is best known for his time with Vitality.Bee and had a different trajectory. He started his career in 2015, competing in Qualifiers for the EU Challenger Series in 2015, 2016, and 2017, but failed to qualify with his teams. His breakthrough came in the summer of 2017 when he joined GIANTS Gaming to access the EU Challengers Series, won the league, and also triumphed in the Spanish league, playing alongside Daniele "Jiizuke" di Mauro and Erberk "Gilius" Demir. Together, they won the promotion tournament at the end of the year and advanced to the EU LCS (now LEC) with Vitality in 2018. That year, they placed 3rd in the Summer Split and qualified for Worlds, where they made a splash by taking a game to RNG (featuring Jian "Uzi" Zi-Hao) and two games off Gen.G (featuring Park "Ruler" Jae-hyuk), although they didn’t make it past the group stage.

He remained with Vitality in 2019 but saw middling results. Afterward, he moved to the LFL, playing two years with Misfits Premier and two more with Vitality.Bee, winning the Coupe de France in 2022. Sensing the end of that chapter, he joined Papara SuperMassive in the TCL for the Spring Split of 2023, which they won. However, the team faltered in the Swiss stage of the EMEA Masters. After sitting out an entire split, Jactroll returned to competitive play in his home league, the Ultraliga, reuniting with Woolite as both players reconnected with their roots.

Having signed what might be the oldest bot lane duo in Europe, Z10 are revisiting their strategy, diving back into the offseason market to secure two veterans who had yet to find a team. While these players might no longer be at the peak of their form or popularity, they provide a reliable foundation for building a team and potentially nurturing new talent for the roster's future. Together, their task will be to at least match this year's achievements: winning both Ultraliga splits and advancing past the Swiss stage of the EMEA Masters.