{"id":26398,"date":"2025-01-28T15:04:55","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T15:04:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/pro-call-of-duty-player-maurice-fero-henriquez-dies-aged-21-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T15:04:55","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T15:04:55","slug":"pro-call-of-duty-player-maurice-fero-henriquez-dies-aged-21-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/pro-call-of-duty-player-maurice-fero-henriquez-dies-aged-21-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"Pro Call of Duty player Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez dies aged 21 &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Pro Call of Duty player Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez dies aged 21 Florida MutineersProfessional Call of Duty player Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez, who played for Florida Mutineers in the CDL, has died following multiple heart attacks, his team has confirmed. He was 21. Mutineers announced the news of his sudden death, which has shocked the Call of Duty community, on Twitter on November 11. \u201cThe Mutineers family sadly confirms today the sudden passing of Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez from multiple heart attacks,\u201d the message read. \u201cAt his family\u2019s request we report that his tragic death was not ruled a suicide. \u201cThis is an unfathomable loss for his family, friends and our Florida Mutineers team. He will be greatly missed every day.\u201d His family also sought to clarify the cause of Fero\u2019s death, as they thanked the Call of Duty community for their support. \u201cThis is Maurice\u2019s, aka Fero, family,\u201d the tweet read. \u201cWe are saddened to announce his passing. We would like to state that he did not take his own life and he was not battling depression. We appreciate everyone\u2019s love and support. We would also appreciate privacy at this time.\u201d This is Maurice&#8217;s, aka F3ro, family. We are saddened to announce his passing. We would like to state that he did not take his own life and he was not battling depression. We appreciate everyone&#8217;s love and support. We would also appreciate privacy at this time. \u2014 jay (@f3rocitys) November 11, 2020 Following the announcement, streamer NICKMERCS paid tribute. \u201cCall of Duty scene lost a legend,\u201d he tweeted. Fero began his Call of Duty career with Denial Esports in late 2014, but really took off during the 2017-18 WWII season when a stellar finish to the campaign with Team Kaliber resulted in him being recruited by 100 Thieves for their new Black Ops 4 team. His biggest win came at Stage 2 playoffs in 2018, where he and Team Kaliber took first place and the $200,000 prize. His short spell with 100T was followed by a similarly brief stint with Team Envy and after the season ended, he ultimately failed to land a spot on a Call of Duty League franchise for Modern Warfare, dropping down to the Challengers amateur circuit. However, he became a key midseason acquisition for Florida Mutineers. Since the roster change, Fero and the Mutineers went on to win three CDL Home Series tournaments \u2013 Dallas, Minnesota, and Paris \u2013 tying the league lead with the eventual champions, Dallas Empire. An aggressive SMG player who was willing to take risks with unusual weapon combos, Fero brought energy and flair to the teams he played for. He was regarded as a top tier player throughout his career, and even when he dropped down a level to Challengers, his dedication to perfecting his craft and ability to bounce back from adversity, meant that he returned to the highest level where he belonged. Tributes paid to Fero Following the shocking news, tributes poured in from the CoD community, as pro players, personalities and fans posted messages on social media. \u201cI\u2019m heartbroken, truly at a loss for words,\u201d 100 Thieves CEO, Matt \u2018Nadeshot\u2019 Haag, tweeted. \u201cThank you for everything. Rest in peace, brother.\u201d \u201cCall of Duty scene lost a legend,\u201d Nick \u2018NICKMERCS\u2019 Kolcheff wrote. \u201cWasn\u2019t super close to Fero but we played a few tournaments together, never lost. Played a million tournaments against each other and I never f**kin\u2019 won. Rest easy little bro. Take care of each other, life is precious.\u201d Toronto Ultra star Anthony \u2018Methodz\u2019 Zinni posted, \u201cMy heart is shattered. When we spoke, it was nothing but jokes and laughter. I\u2019m grateful to have teamed with and experienced such a lively passionate person. Rest in peace brother.\u201d I can&#8217;t believe this \u2013 I became close with Jay over the past few years \u2013 I&#8217;m heartbroken. RIP @f3rocitys, we love you #f3f3f3 \u2014 100T Muddawg (@Muddawg) November 11, 2020 My heart goes out to the friends and family of @f3rocitys. What a tragic loss of a young life with so much to accomplish. Gone too soon but surely will never be forgotten. Rest in peace. \u2014 Goldenboy \ud83c\uddf5\ud83c\uddf7 (@GoldenboyFTW) November 11, 2020 The Call of Duty League paid tribute to Fero: \u201cHis absence will be felt throughout the league and the entire Call of Duty esports community.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Pro Call of Duty player Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez dies aged 21 Florida MutineersProfessional Call of Duty player Maurice \u2018Fero\u2019 Henriquez, who played for Florida Mutineers in the CDL, has died following multiple heart attacks, his team has confirmed. He was 21. 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