Tyson “TenZ” Ngo, one of the most iconic VALORANT players, has officially announced his retirement from professional gaming. After years at the pinnacle of esports, he is leaving Sentinels and competitive play, marking the end of an era in the FPS world.
Known for his exceptional talent and legendary accuracy, TenZ started his career in Counter-Strike before shining in VALORANT. With numerous trophies to his name, he will be remembered as one of the best players in esports history. He shared his decision on his X account (formerly Twitter), accompanied by a tribute video from Sentinels.
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The Remarkable Journey of TenZ in VALORANT
TenZ began his career with Counter-Strike team subtLe before joining Cloud9. In 2020, he transitioned to VALORANT, quickly building his reputation. His incredible game sense and skills made him one of the most followed players, both in competitions and streaming.
His tenure with Sentinels started with a loan from Cloud9, eventually signing a full contract in early 2021. He led the team to victory at the Masters Reykjavik 2021, making history at the first international tournament of the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT). His performances at Masters Berlin and other events solidified his status as an indispensable player.
In 2024, after winning the Masters Madrid and securing a top-4 finish at the Champions in Seoul, TenZ decided to retire from competitive play. However, he remains active within Sentinels as a content creator, with the possibility of returning as a substitute if needed.
A New Era for Esports
TenZ’s departure marks a significant moment in the history of VALORANT, and his contributions to esports will remain unmatched. We wish him the best in his future endeavors, and his fans are sure to keep following his journey with enthusiasm.
Source: Tenz on X.com