Express retired from PWR and ended his professional career

Australian esports organization PWR has announced changes to its Rocket League roster, saying goodbye to Express. In turn, the 24-year-old Australian announced the end of his professional career, which he wrote on his social networks.

As it turns out, old age is no fun when it comes to competing in the Rocket League. As I'm rapidly approaching 24, it's finally time to hang up the controller. I have dedicated over 6 years of my life to competing in the Rocket League and have no regrets. It was a truly wild ride with many ups and downs, but through it all, I had so many incredible opportunities and experiences that I will cherish for the rest of my life.

I would like to thank all my teammates that I have had the pleasure of playing with over the years, and special thanks to Amphis, Torsos, Jimmah and Daniel. You guys have been so great to work with and the reason is that the last 2 years have been the best years of my career. Thank you for everything and I hope you guys succeed on the world stage next season!

PWR and all the organizations that have supported me on this journey over the years, thank you so much. Without their support, none of this would have been possible. PWR and all the organizations that have supported me on this journey over the years, thank you so much. Without their support, none of this would have been possible.

Express spent six years in the Rocket League. The peak of the 24-year-old Australian's career was playing for the Ground Zero Gaming team, with which he won the RLCS Season X - ESL Oceanic Championship: Winter Regional Event 1, RLCS Season X - Winter: OCE Major and RLCS Season X - Oceanic Championship.

In addition, during his career, Express took part in the Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22 - Fall Split Major (9th-11th place) and Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22 - Spring Split Major (13th-16th place).

From now on, the Rocket League PWR roster is as follows:

• Amphis
• torsos
• Jimmah (coach)