The AG dynasty has completely fallen, and Yinuo officially announces his "retirement." The next time AG wins the championship might be a long, long way off.

It was initially believed that after securing the yearly championship, AG Super Play would comfortably retain the Challenger Cup trophy! Yet, no one expected their path in the Challenger Cup to be so challenging! Apart from the opening match and the game against Da Qingxun Po Jun, AG Super Play struggled fiercely in every other match!

In the end, during the fight for a spot in the losers' bracket final against Hero Jiu, they were defeated four to one and eliminated, missing the chance to defend their Challenger Cup title!

After the match, AG Super Play’s star player Yinuo posted an official announcement of his "retirement." The original message reads: “It’s really unfortunate that I couldn’t fulfill my wish. From the start to the end of the Challenger Cup, I’ve been editing this statement for a long time, revising it over and over. I’m not someone who likes to be sentimental, but let me share some honest feelings: I will be stepping away from the scene for a while. I don’t know for how long; it depends on how I feel.”

Old friends know that my original motivation for going pro was to find joy and freedom. Recently, the pressure from the competition and the future stage has made me increasingly anxious and stressed. I think I should relax and just be a happy person. Maybe it’s getting harder now, and what I do quietly influences many friends. But I still want to be a little selfish for myself, to be a carefree and happy person. I didn’t expect this day to come so suddenly; these are just my true feelings.

When a player has won many honors, I find it hard to accept this low point. Maybe it’s because I’ve been through it and know how it feels—I don’t want to go down that road again. Time flies so fast; my professional career has lasted so long, and I never thought I’d be 24 so soon. People often think I’m underage when I go out. I’m lucky to have met so many who like me, and I haven’t let you down. It seems many of the wild things I once said have come true. The road is long and the mountains high; it’s time to pause and enjoy the scenery along the way.

Although Yinuo says he is leaving the scene, he hasn’t explicitly declared retirement, but everyone knows this is basically the same as retiring! After all, once a player leaves the scene and stops training, it’s impossible to maintain their form!

However, we should respect Yinuo’s decision. Keep in mind, Yinuo has been competing in professional leagues for nearly 10 years and has earned all the honors he deserves. It’s no exaggeration to say Yinuo is currently the number one player in KPL. We wish Yinuo all the best in the future, and the AG dynasty has officially come to an end!

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