Thanamethk "Crws" Mahatthananuyut has retired from professional Valorant, announcing the decision in a post-match interview after FULL SENSE were eliminated from VCT Pacific 2026 Stage 2, Esports.gg reported.
The exit came in a 0-2 defeat to ONSIDE GAMING, a result that ended FULL SENSE's run at the regional title and closed off their route to a slot at Valorant Champions 2026.
That game [was the] last game of my career.
Crws followed the interview with a written message thanking Riot Games for what he called an amazing six years, along with the teammates, staff, family and friends he worked with over that time. He signed off with "New chapter ahead. See y'all around!", wording Esports.gg noted leaves open the possibility that he stays inside the Valorant ecosystem in another role.
In a separate post addressed to younger players, he said he had started competing at 24 and had never been a first-choice pick on any of his teams, and urged players not to measure their effort by the scoreboard alone. He added that he had qualified for international events with four different squads and that results should not be read as the work of one player.
A six-year career across four organisations
Crws turned professional in 2021 with X10 Esports, spent 2022 with XERXIA and then played for Talon from 2023 through 2025. After Talon were removed from the league in 2025, FULL SENSE picked him up for 2026, initially as a coach before he returned to the active roster. He reached at least one international event with every organisation he represented:
- X10 and X10 CRIT: Masters Reykjavik 2021 and Champions 2021
- XERXIA: Masters Reykjavik 2022, Masters Copenhagen 2022 and Champions 2022
- Talon: LOCK//IN Sao Paulo 2023 and Champions 2024
- FULL SENSE: Masters London 2026
He finished his career without a regional tier-one or international trophy. His best runs on the global stage were quarter-final exits at Champions 2021 and LOCK//IN 2023. Esports.gg suggested a return as a coach is plausible given he has already held the role.