🏠 » Counter-Strike » Shroud returns to streaming just days after scary scooter accident

Shroud returns to streaming just days after scary scooter accident

Michael “shroud” Grzesiek is on the road to recovery.

The popular streamer and former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pro is out of the hospital and already back to streaming. He announced the news on Twitter.

Initially, it seemed like Shroud was going to be booked for a lengthy hospital stay. Though his surgery was successful, a course of antibiotics was set to extend his stay under doctor supervision. However, three hours later he made the surprise reveal that he was being discharged and would return to action shortly thereafter. “JK we getting discharged today,” Shroud said. “Was told to keep my fingers n shoulder moving as much as possible… So I guess we’re gaming?”

He returned to streaming the next day and though he initially indicated that he was going to do some live vlogging instead of gaming, when the camera turned on and his PC booted he just couldn’t help himself. By night’s end he was tearing it up in Apex Legends.

It’s a good end to what has been a wild week for the former Cloud9 support.

Though it started on a high note with Shroud hitting 100,000 subscribers on Twitch, it took a nasty turn when he revealed he was involved in a scooter accident on March 11. Details were initially vague, but it soon became obvious things were serious when he stated that he was injured and would require surgery on his left arm as a result of the accident.

Former NRG Esports CS:GO player Justin “Just9n” Ortiz kept fans updated on Shroud’s conditiona and didn’t sugar coat the severity of his injuries. “He landed on his elbow, put a huge hole in his elbow,” Just9n said on his Twitch channel. “And from what I understand, he tore a ligament and removed … a piece of bone from his elbow.”

During his stream, Shroud was wearing a large cast on his left arm which nearly reached his shoulder. His doctors encouraged him to get as much work in with his hands and shoulder, but he quipped on stream that moving his arm was difficult because of how heavy his cast was. While he seems to be on the road to recovery, there is no question that he was in a scary situation and has some work ahead of him.

Despite being in a precarious situation, Shroud seemed to be in good spirits as he exchanged banter with fans on his stream and with some of his former teammates on Twitter.

Latest News
Elden Ring: Save file locations and how to back them up
Every Elden Ring player has wanted to back ...
How to get the best outcome for Spoils of War in KCD2
Spoils of War is one of the more ...
Kick streamer Sliker accused of CS2 knife gambling scam
Kick streamer Abraham "Sliker" Mohammed is being accused ...
Should you choose Boots of Swiftness in League? Are they OP?
Players have plenty of items to choose from ...
Here’s how to see your missing cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket
Most Pokemon TCG Pocket players are missing a ...
Ice Poseidon drama has him threatening his girlfriend on stream
Controversial streamer Paul “Ice Poseidon” Denino is currently ...
The best settings to run Civilization 7 on Steam Deck
Civilization 7 reignites the iconic 4X franchise for ...
How to see if you’re shadow banned in Call of Duty, what it does
Just like many other games and apps, shadow ...
Editor's Picks
Who is Stevewilldoit? Net worth, girlfriend, and more
The news of Stephen "Stevewilldoit" Deleonardis, the master ...
All we know about Thea Booysen, MrBeast’s girlfriend
Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson is known purely for his ...
How to quickly make infinite water in Terraria
Whether you’re looking to spruce up your Hellevator ...
Best Pokemon Glazed cheat codes
Pokemon Glazed is one of the most popular ...
How to enable net graph in CS2 
Competitive players were disappointed when they discovered that ...

Players must be 21 years of age or older or reach the minimum age for gambling in their respective state and located in jurisdictions where online gambling is legal. Please play responsibly. Bet with your head, not over it. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, and wants help, call or visit: (a) the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey at 1-800-Gambler or www.800gambler.org; or (b) Gamblers Anonymous at 855-2-CALL-GA or www.gamblersanonymous.org.

This site is using Cloudflare and adheres to the Google Safe Browsing Program. We adapted Google's Privacy Guidelines to keep your data safe at all times.
21+NCPGGamblers Anonymous
×
Your Promo Code:
The bonus offer of was already opened in an additional window. If not, you can open it also by clicking the following link:
Visit Site