Counter Strike 2: Former 3DMAX ace rifler hAdji officially announce retirement..

Former 3DMAX French-Moroccan ace rifler hAdji announced his immediate retirement on Thursday via his official X (Twitter) account, ending his 11-year professional Counter Strike 2 (CS2) esports player career.

In his retirement statement, hAdji said: "After years of hard work and pursuing my dreams, I have decided to retire."

"I am forever grateful to all the clubs and teams that gave me opportunities. From French teams to international competitions, every team has given me a deeper understanding of the game and myself, and I believe every experience has helped me grow."

"Even so, my love for the game and esports remains undiminished, and I am ready to bring my experience, professionalism, and passion to any team willing to give me a chance."

"For any inquiries or collaborations, please feel free to contact me privately."

The 30-year-old hAdji initially rose to prominence in Envy's Academy and was promoted to the first team in February 2018.

His best performance in a well-known offline tournament was representing Envy at the 2018 CAC, where the French team finished third or fourth.

Afterwards, he played for clubs such as 3DMAX, LDLC, Falcons, and Monte.

After leaving 3DMAX in March 2024, hAdji played twice for Monte and represented DRILLAS.

In October 2025, he co-founded the unorganized illwill with Woro2k.

His most recent appearance was in July, when he, along with ScreaM and Nivera, won the Esport World Cup Open Qualifiers for Morocco.

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