Show Notes
In this Major winners’ edition of Six on Six, the Rainbow Six Siege Munich Major champion M80 roster (Fabian, Gunnar, Hotancold, Kyno, and Gaveni) sit down to break down their title run, their mindset, and how they’ve built one of the strongest cultures in R6 Siege esports. The squad dives deep into what it really takes to win back-to-back international events.
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