2k Known for his ultra-aggressive entry-fragging playstyle and ability to push through smokes, Stewie2K cemented his status as one of the most decorated players in North American history. Throughout his career, he has played for top-tier international and domestic rosters, including: HLTV Award Show rundown: Yip played for 2 years with Cloud9 and won several tournaments with the team including ESL Pro League Season 4, DreamHack Open Denver 2017 and iBUYPOWER Masters 2017. Yip won the ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018 with Cloud9 after defeating FaZe clan in double overtime on map 3 of the grand final, the first and only major win for a North American roster.[8] At the end of March, Yip left Cloud9 for SK Gaming.[9] He tried out to replace Epitacio "TACO" de Melo's spot on SK Gaming's active lineup.[10] After a three-month period, Made in Brazil (MIBR) signed the SK Gaming roster to play under MIBR's name.[11] Known for his ultra-aggressive entry-fragging playstyle and ability to push through smokes, Stewie2K cemented his status as one of the most decorated players in North American history. Throughout his career, he has played for top-tier international and domestic rosters, including: HLTV Award Show rundown:

- Revisiting the key moments of 2021
- Giving insight into how the Top 20 is decided
- Who missed out? (#21, #22, #23)
- Best team and highlight announcement
- Revealing the #3, #2, #1 of 2021
- Bold predictions and 2022
- Premiere of HLTV Top20 2021 fragmovie


The announcements of the No. 3, No 2., and No. 1 player of the year will take place live, on HLTV.org's Twitch channel, for the first time in the Top 20 history. The HLTV Award show is broadcast from Copenhagen, Denmark, and starts at 21:00

The show will be hosted by Freya "⁠Freya⁠" Spiers and Chad "⁠SPUNJ⁠" Burchill, and supported by HLTV.org's Milan "⁠Striker⁠" Švejda and Zvonimir "Professeur" Burazin. Before the announcements of the best players, we will also celebrate the best team and highlight of the year.