Uzi confirms he will stop broadcasting indefinitely: I have no passion anymore, I am going to take a break

Former League of Legends professional player Jian Zihao (ID: Uzi) announced last night that he will suspend his live streaming activities indefinitely. As for when he will resume live streaming, the specific time has not yet been determined.

Uzi, 28, joined the e-sports industry in October 2012. He has played as an ADC for RNG, OMG, BLG and EDG in his career. He has achieved many achievements in the e-sports field, including the 2016 LPL Spring Championship, the 2017 Demacia Cup Changsha Championship, the 2018 LPL Spring Championship, the 2018 MSI Championship, the 2018 Demacia Cup Championship, the 2018 Asia Challenge Championship and the 2018 LPL Summer Championship.

Uzi also represented China in the League of Legends event at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, and eventually won a gold medal.

Since leaving EDG in 2023, Uzi has transformed into an e-sports anchor. However, after commentating on the LPL game last night, he announced his decision to stop broadcasting: "I don't have the passion to broadcast anymore, and I won't do anything. It just so happens that my contract has expired and I'm going to stop broadcasting and take a break. We'll see each other again."

Today, Uzi posted on Weibo again to confirm that he will take a break: "Brothers, I am going to take a break, so I will not broadcast for the time being. If I want to broadcast live later, I will let you know in advance."