XiaosaGe Song Says Goodbye From Invictus Gaming and Retires From CS:GO
Peng “XiaosaGe” Song has officially left the Invictus Gaming team. The Chinese pro player also stated that he would withdraw or retire from the competitive CS:GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) scene. The man who turned 31 this year realistically stated that “age and physical reasons” were the reasons behind his decision.
XiaosaGe is known as one of the best riflers and has achieved many achievements in his 5 years professional career in the CS:GO scene. He started his career with the UYA team in 2016. It was a year later that Xiaosage won his first title in China Internet Gaming, and won $29,000, the biggest prize money he has ever won in his career.
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This rifle master has made many achievements in various events ranging from domestic to international tournaments. His work in 5Power reached its peak when he successfully appeared in the 2017 ROG Masters Grand Final, and achieved the highest world ranking achievement, namely No.47 in the HLTV world team ranking.
IN the following year XiaosaGe anchored to 5Power Gaming. In this team he won many titles, four of them: Douyo Super League Fall 2018, Legend Series : China, HuyaTV Sharpshooter Cup Season 1, Qi Invitational, EPICENTER 2018 Wildcard round, PLG Grand Slam and Asian Development League 2019.
XiaosaGe finally landed on Invictus Gaming in 2020. He made it to the Hot Pot Masters Championship, a Chinese LAN tournament held in Jan 2021, where they beat TYLOO in the grand finals to take first place, and took the $15,000 USD cash prize. Throughout his career, XiaosaGe has earned $59,000 USD from tournament wins.
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