Counter Strike 2: Former BLUEJAYS young American rifler Wolffe announced shock retirement..

American Counter Strike 2 club BLUEJAYS' former rising rifler Wolffe has announced his shock retirement on Tuesday through his official X (Twitter) account,  ending his brief but illustrious six-year professional e-sports career.

In his tweet, Wolffe stated that due to difficult real-life challenges, he had no choice but to consider retirement in order to find a new purpose in life. He expressed his gratitude to all his colleagues, teammates, clubs, coaches, and fans who have supported him over the years.

Wolffe wrote: "I have decided to leave LAG and bid farewell to the CS community. My long-term goals have changed, and I have new dreams. I never imagined that this little extracurricular hobby would become such a vital part of my life. So, I sincerely thank you all. Thank you for the wonderful memories."

Following his announcement of his impending retirement, fans and colleagues from around the world took to his X account to wish Wolffe well in the future.

About Wolffe

Wolffe, 23, whose real name is Kyle Greenfield, was born in the United States on November 10, 2001. He became a professional Counter Strike e-sports player in 2019, playing as a rifler.

Wolffe previously played for teams such as GGPR, Secret Club, RBG, Third Impact, and DETONATE before joining Take Flyte in November 2022.

As a member of Take Flyte, Wolffe won several B-Tier North American qualifiers with the team, raising his profile.

In January 2024, Wolffe transitioned to the Counter Strike 2 scene.

He played for Carpe Diem, Limitless, FLUFFY AIMERS, and BOSS, achieving runner-up finishes in two CCT North American Series.

In February 2025, Wolffe joined BLUEJAYS.

In just two months of playing for BLUEJAYS, Wolffe helped the team defeat Marsborne in the final to win the Fragdelphia x Block, which became the highlight of his career.