FEC Wolorz on EMEA Masters: "We can make every single team look like clowns"

This Wednesday, only a few months after its creation, Frites Esports Club will make its debut at the EMEA Masters. More than simply a successful launch, the team utterly dominated the Winter Split of the Road of Legends, not losing a single game on its path to the title. The serious business can therefore finally begin for a roster that presents itself as a credible outsider.

At the center of the FEC project, the midlaner Krzysztof “Wolorz” Kasprzak will be competing in his second edition of the tournament, having previously defended the banner of at Summer 2025. Confident and assured in both his individual and collective strengths, the 19-year-old Polish player reflects, in an interview with Sheep Esports, on the way he approaches the competition, while already projecting himself toward an even greater future.

Krzysztof "Wolorz" Kasprzak: "I started looking for any teams around 2022 just for fun. At the beginning of 2024, I joined my first "professional" team, LODIS, in the 2nd division of Ultraliga.

Wolorz: I just saw good potential in the project. FEC went undefeated in the league.

Wolorz: Of course, this was the bare minimum.

Wolorz: I think even tho we don’t have big names, our characters just work really well together.

Wolorz: I believe I have a good view of the game overall. I might not be the strongest on lane yet, but I have good ideas early, middle, and late game.

Wolorz: When I was still low elo, I watched (Rasmus Winther) a lot because he was just the biggest. When I was starting or just thinking about starting going pro , I watched (Heo Su) a lot.

Wolorz: I played it once before. I faced bad teams and good teams. I played back then, and compared to what I had in my head, they were really weak. It’s up to us to be consistently strong, and we can make every single team look like clowns.

Wolorz: I wanna play against two midlaners, Mrozku (Adrian Skonieczny). I faced him quite a lot on scrims and want to see how he plays when it comes to big games. I also want to play (Kang Dong-soo), I think he is just the best midlaner on lane in the tournament, and I want to actually measure my skills.

Wolorz: Top 5-8 is a score that will make me happy. I think 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-4th places are also doable, but will require everyone to play at their peak and a little luck.

Wolorz: Yes. We showed that we can hit back on scrims, I think even against big teams, if they make a small mistake, the series will collapse.

Wolorz: Not anymore. Right now, I’m just excited to see which teams we will draw*.

*FEC have been drawn in Group 6 with BIG, S2G Esports, and The Otter Side.

Wolorz: I would want to face a lot. I wanted to join in both the 1st and 2nd editions of the project, and I felt mega ignored twice. I’ve been told that the bar is too high for me, but right now, I’m sure we can beat them in a Bo5.

Wolorz: I think this edition of EMEA is by far the weakest of all time, which makes me think every team is beatable, with no exceptions.

Wolorz: I’m sure I have the right potential to reach LEC in 2-3 years if I just work hard.

Wolorz: My laning, even tho its not a horror, I have a LOT of work to do with it. Once it gets to the point where I’m happy, I will climb in the EU rapidly.”