The 24-year-old Slovakian rifler, Patrik “Zero” Zúdel, has announced his retirement from competitive Counter-Strike.

In a statement on Twitter, Zero announced his decision to retire, citing loss of interest in competing as the main reason.

The Slovakian, who has been a part of the SINNERS team, expressed his gratitude towards the Counter-Strike community for the incredible 10-year journey. He mentioned the exceptional experiences that came from competing in such a beautiful esport and how he feels privileged to be able to retire at the age of 24 and look back on the great memories from the past years.

His reason for the retirement is not money or any other external factor, bus a loss of interest in competing. Zero believes it’s the appropriate moment for him to explore other passions that he has and dedicate some time to self-study. The 24-year-old Slovakian also plans to stream some of his studies as he has done in the past.

The retirement of Zero comes only a month after he announced stepping down from SINNERS due to personal reasons. It now appears that his personal reasons may have been related to his loss of interest in competing.

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After losing 'NEOFRAG' to OG, SINNERS have found a replacement in the former GamerLegion player; Patrik 'Zero' Žúdel. The 23-year-old Slovakian will be the only non-Czech player on the team.

In SINNERS' announcement, they also communicated that they had tried to sign both 'AJTT' from Entropiq Prague and 'manguss' from Enterprise, but that they were not able to reach a deal for either.

'Zero' will play his first match with the SINNERS at the ESL Challenger League in mid-August.

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