Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist Retires

Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist Retires

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15 August 2023 15:54

Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist announced his retirement from competitive CS:GO. He stated "It feels like the right time to stop now, I'm not very old compared to some others on the scene, but I've accomplished a lot and I'm happy with everything I've done. There isn't much more to do for me and if you don't enjoy it, it's pointless to stay on the server."

"I feel very satisfied with my career where I have been able to participate and win a lot, especially during my time in fnatic. But I also feel very satisfied that I have been able to play with teammates who have also become very good friends, especially JW and KRiMZ with whom I shared incredibly good memories."

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Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist Retires

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15 August 2023 15:54

Tags: CS:GO

Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist announced his retirement from competitive CS:GO. He stated "It feels like the right time to stop now, I'm not very old compared to some others on the scene, but I've accomplished a lot and I'm happy with everything I've done. There isn't much more to do for me and if you don't enjoy it, it's pointless to stay on the server."

"I feel very satisfied with my career where I have been able to participate and win a lot, especially during my time in fnatic. But I also feel very satisfied that I have been able to play with teammates who have also become very good friends, especially JW and KRiMZ with whom I shared incredibly good memories."

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