Rix Ronday considering retirement after Wolves RLCS roster release

Team captain Rix "Rix_Ronday" Ronday was moved to the Wolves Esports Rocket League inactive roster squad on 11th June which has the Dutch pro pondering retirement.

The announcement comes seven months after the 21-year-old joined the organisation and only five days after RLCS World Champ Francesco "Kuxir97" Cinquemani also departed the team.

This might be the end for me in competitive RL. Very interested to look at my opportunities as a player/coach/sub

However if nothing ends up working out I will have to say goodbye and move on with my life

I want to say thanks to all the people who supported me over the years https://t.co/N8MFDDqyGH

— Rix Ronday (@Rix_Ronday) June 11, 2021

“This might be the end for me in competitive RL. Very interested to look at my opportunities as a player/coach/sub”, Rix reacted to the news on Twitter, “however if nothing ends up working out I will have to say goodbye and move on with my life.” 

“I want to say thanks to all the people who supported me over the years”, he concluded.

(Picture: Wolves Esports)

Rix Ronday has been a member of teams like Fadeaway, Triple Trouble and Method, with his last tenure in Wolves Esports ending with a Top 8 finish in the last RLCS Season X regional event.

He has also made a name for himself in the promotional league RLRS, the team-based league The Field and the Gfinity UK Elite Series where he crowned himself champion twice with Reason Gaming and Method in Season 2 and 4 respectively.

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Now, the veteran is seeking a management or coaching position for the first time since debuting in the professional scene in 2017.

We wish Rix Ronday the best of luck in his endeavours and hope to see him come back stronger for the Rocket League Championship Series Season 11.

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