What is Hiko doing now?

Hiko will move to content creation. Hiko, the captain of 100 Thieves

100 Thieves

100 Thieves, LLC is an American lifestyle brand and gaming organization based in Los Angeles, California. The organization competes in several video games, including Apex Legends, Call of Duty, Call of Duty: Warzone, Fortnite Battle Royale, League of Legends and Valorant.

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' VALORANT team, has retired from competition and will move to a full-time content creation role within 100T, the organization announced today.

Is Hiko leaving 100 Thieves?

100T Hiko retires from Valorant

“Thank you for being a part of my 14-year journey,” he said. “I cannot express how grateful I am for my fans, my Twitch community, and 100 Thieves. Love you all!” 100 Thieves Hiko has retired from pro Valorant and vacated his spot on 100T's lineup.

Why did Hiko quit?

Hiko is still a part of 100 Thieves as a content creator but he will not be competing professionally. The player quit competing because he did not want to go through yet another roster change.

Does Hiko still play pro?

After 14 years in the industry, professional Valorant player for 100 Thieves and streamer Spencer "Hiko" Martin has officially decided to retire from the pro scene. Though the former 100T captain will move on as a player, he will remain as a full-time content creator for the organization.

Does Hiko have a wife?

[CSGO] Hiko gets married.

The Future of 100T Hiko

Who is the oldest Valorant pro player?

Who is replacing Hiko?

However, both had a tiny journey with the organization as the team bid them farewell after just two losses in the NA Stage-1 Challengers. Later, the group signed Noah "jcStani" Smith and Sean "bang" Bezerra as their replacements.

Will Hiko retire?

Hiko broadens his horizons to content creation.

One of the integral members of a popular Valorant Esports team called, 100 Thieves has retired. Hiko, the captain of 100T and the member that has been a part of the team since its inception has decided to to retire.

When did Hiko retire from CS:GO?

During his nearly eight year career in CS:GO, he made appearances on a host of well-known North American rosters like Complexity, Cloud9, Rogue, and Team Liquid. In 2020, Hiko retired from competitive CS:GO to spearhead the 100 Thieves Valorant roster as its first member.

Who is TSM Valorant captain?

TSM 2022 Valorant roster

TSM brought back OP ace Matthew 'WARDELL' Yu along with captain Yassine 'Subroza' Taoufik as the only remnants of last year's team.

Why did Ethan leave 100T?

After a disappointing end to last year and bad start of 2022, Ethan in mid April of 2022 Ethan announced that he will be leaving 100T and will be looking for different opportunities. 100Thieves was also looking to do some major roster changes.

Where is TSM Wardell now?

Matthew “Wardell” Yu is no longer a part of TSM's VALORANT lineup, the organization announced today. The team is about to move to Texas, where they'll practice and compete together, and the 23-year-old did not agree to relocate. “VALORANT is incredibly important to TSM,” the organization said.

Who is joining 100T Valorant?

After a 0-2 start to their 2022 VALORANT Champions Tour run, 100 Thieves has released Hunter “BabyJ” Schline and Adam “ec1s” Eccles from its VALORANT roster, the organization announced today. Both BabyJ and ec1s joined the 100T roster less than 40 days before getting released.

Who is the youngest pro in Valorant?

How old is the youngest Valorant pro?

Peter Mazuryk

Peter "Asuna" Mazuryk is an 18-year-old professional "Valo" gamer playing for 100 Thieves. During the VCT (Valorant Champions Tour) 2021 event, he was able to have an average ACS rating of 1.21.

What does Hiko mean in Japanese?

lad, boy (ancient)

Who is the richest gamer?

1. Ninja AKA Richard Tyler Blevins. Richard Tyler Blevins, popularly known by his gamer name Ninja is the richest gamer in the world. His net worth being $17million makes him the richest out of the lot.

Who is the highest paid gamer?

#1 Johan “N0tail” Sundstein

N0tail has earned nearly $7 million by 2021, making him the world's richest professional competitive gamer.