Wildcard’s BC.Game Masters Championship Season 2 trophy is validating the project’s most important roster decision of the year. Speaking to HLTV after the 2-1 grand-final win over FOKUS in Portugal, Jadan ‘HexT’ Postma credited the April addition of Danny ‘Cxzi’ Strzelczyk with directly fixing what the previous lineup was missing.
‘Cxzi brings what Jaxon was lacking’
“I think Dani brings some things that Jaxon was lacking,” HexT said. He clarified the comment was “nothing against” Jaxon ‘Peeping’ Cornwell, pointing out that the former Wildcard rifler is still young and developing as a player.
“He’s definitely more experienced and he brings a different environment to the team. I think we have more confidence now,” HexT added — pointing specifically to Cxzi’s previous Passion UA experience as a structural upgrade.
Why the swap happened
Wildcard made the move after a disappointing PGL Bucharest 2026 run where Peeping struggled individually and the team failed to convert several close matches against stronger opponents. The Cxzi signing was framed as a confidence and structure upgrade — exactly what HexT is now describing.
The trophy validation
BC.Game Masters Championship S2 is the first significant LAN trophy of the Cxzi era. $30,000, a VRS boost, and a Nuke comeback from 0-5 in the decider give Wildcard a concrete result behind HexT’s read of the new locker-room dynamic.
