Ogre 2

Quick Facts

Full Name	Ogre 2
Occupation	Pro Gamer
Date Of Birth	Aug 3, 1986(1986-08-03)
Age	38
Birthplace	Columbus
Country	United States
Birth City	Ohio
Horoscope	Leo

Ogre 2 Biography

Ogre 2 is one of the most popular and richest Pro Gamer who was born on August 3, 1986 in Columbus, Ohio, United States.

After nearly 3 years effectively in the esports wilderness, Halo made a return to the Competitive Gaming scene after the announcement of Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and more specifically, Halo 2: Anniversary, the remake of arguably the most popular competitive Halo title. OGRE 2 brought back the name StK and competed at the developer run Launch Invitational, finishing in 3rd place. After the success of this tournament, the Halo Championship Series was announced, again endorsed by developer 343 Industries, and hosted by Electronic Sports League. OGRE 2 and his team mates were picked up by League of Legends organization Counter Logic Gaming, who were making their first splash into competitive Halo. The first HCS event was in Columbus, hosted by Iron Gaming, and once again OGRE 2 took home a 1st-place finish, with a hard- fought win over Evil Geniuses, making Halo 2: Anniversary the sixth gaming title he has a 1st-place finish in (his fifth within the Halo franchise), and his 40th national/global level tournament win, spanning over a decade. After holding onto the number one seed for the majority of the season, a second- place finish to Evil Geniuses at Gamers 4 Giving pushed them back for the first time since the season started. Evil Geniuses continued their dominance and took PAX nationals away from CLG in the finals, leaving CLG to take home 20K.

Tom Ryan (born August 3, 1986), known under the pseudonym Ogre 2, is a retired professional Halo player from Columbus, Ohio, widely considered to be the greatest Halo player of all time. He and his twin brother Dan (“Ogre 1”) are known as the “Ogre Twins”. In 2005, he and his brother won the gold medal in Halo 2 at the World Cyber Games. His eSports tournament history includes in Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, Shadowrun, Halo 3, Halo: Reach, Halo 4, Halo 5: Guardians, Halo 2: Anniversary, and Call of Duty: Ghosts.

Ogre 2 Net Worth

Ogre 2 is one of the richest Pro Gamer from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Ogre 2 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

On August 26th Ogre2 joined the Florida Mutineers Call of Duty team as general manager.

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Who is Ogre 2 Dating?

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In 2011, Halo: Reach made its debut on the Pro Circuit at MLG Dallas. Final Boss, came in as the highest seeded team, but lackluster results left Tom with a 10th-place finish; for him, a career low. After this event, Ogre 2 and his teammate Pistola decided to leave Final Boss and join up with another set of gaming twins, Roy and Lunchbox, and coach Towey of Team Instinct. There was discussion if the Final Boss team name would be returned to Ogre and possibly change Victory X/FearitsSelf’s team name to The Agency, a team Victory played on in Halo 2, but it never came to be. After this merger, many dubbed this team as the “God Squad” because all five members are considered to be among the very best in the game. Each player had won a Halo 3 national title in the last two years before, with Roy and Pistola fighting for “Best Player” by taking MVP after MVP. During online scrimmages, teams quickly realized the squad was almost impossible to beat, and the nickname God Squad stuck. In their first event, MLG Columbus 2011, Team Instinct only dropped one game out of 22 on their way to winning the event. They went undefeated in the following event at Anaheim, taking their win-loss record to 43-1. As they continued to win, teams around the league tried to create their own super teams to try to take down Instinct. Everyone was shocked when newly formed Infamous team, ranked 13th, beat Instinct in the finals. Following this event, Orlando showed the same lack of show of their earlier success. After being upset by Status Quo in the loser bracket, Instinct took 5th, their worst placing as the God Squad. The team practiced hard for the nationals and they came back to win the national title at MLG Providence. This made Ogre a 5 time national champion, being the only player to win a national championship in every single Halo and winning the last tournament for MLG in every Halo.

Facts & Trivia

Steve Ranked on the list of most popular Pro Gamer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Ogre 2 celebrates birthday on August 3 of every year.

In 2013, with the competitive Halo scene all but finished due to the dwindling popularity of the series and MLG pulling the franchise from their line-up, Ogre 2 made the transition to competing in rival game Call of Duty: Black Ops

2. Ogre 2’s new team, Rage, consisted of all eSports veterans who had been successful at other competitive games. In 2014, Ogre 2 continued with the franchise and moved on to Call of Duty: Ghosts, playing at multiple events with other former Halo pros, after reviving and competing under the Final Boss name. In March 2014, Ogre 2 announced his retirement from competitive gaming, citing a lack of enjoyment as the primary reason. He ended his career with over 100 tournaments attended, including winning 5 out of the 8 year ending MLG National Championships (across 4 different Halo titles).

Does Ogre 2 still play?

OGRE 2
Current team
Games| Halo Call of Duty Shadowrun
Playing career| Until 2016
Coaching career| 2017–present

What team is Ogre 2 on?

Ryan made his return for Halo 2: Anniversary, and reformed StK with Heinz, Snakebite, and Royal2. Most recently, Ogre 2 (also simply known as the GOAT) played under well known organizations like Counter Logic Gaming, Team EnVyUs and Denial.

What made Ogre 2 so good?

“ OGRE 2 was never content with where he was at and that was one of the biggest reasons that he was so successful for so long,” Walshy believes. “His goal was to be known as the best Halo player of all time and he put in the work to make sure that came true.” Strongside saw something similar in OGRE 2.

Where is Ogre 1 now?

Halo: Reach In 2011, OGRE1, now living in Australia , returned to Halo competition, joining Australian eSports organization Team Immunity alongside Heff, Benno and Voltage.

Who is the best Halo player ever?

(1) OGRE2 – 219 Points Tom is the winningest player in Halo history. With 5 MLG National Championship victories across 4 Halo titles and multiple season MVP awards, OGRE2 stands atop the pack as the greatest of all time. With his unprecedented 14 year career and 40 LAN victories, OGRE2 set the bar for future pros.