Counter Strike: Former MIBR legendary ace rifler fnx revealed that he has suffered a heart clot..

Former MIBR legendary ace rifler fnx revealed on Tuesday via his official Twitter account that he has suffered a heart clot.

According to fnx's tweet, he was unexpectedly diagnosed with a blood clot in his heart during a recent health check-up, but his condition is currently stable.

He wrote: "I had some tests done, and they found a blood clot inside my heart, but it's not a serious condition. I'm currently resting and recovering, and everything will get better. My streams will resume as usual. I will record a video with my doctor later to explain the whole situation and remind everyone to take care of yourselves."

About fnx

The 36-year-old fnx is one of Brazil's most famous and successful professional Counter Strike esports players. Playing as a rifler, he has played for teams such as Complexity, paiN, 100 Thieves, playArt, Luminosity, and SK Gaming.

fnx is best known for his various stints with MIBR.

During this spell, he won the Electronic Sports World Cup with his team in 2006, at the age of 16, and the shgOpen the following year.

Furthermore, he solidified his status as a top player by winning two Major titles in 2016 with Luminosity and SK Gaming: the MLG Major Columbus and the ESL One Cologne Major.

However, since winning the Major, fnx has frequently been accused of lacking the motivation to continue showcasing his best performance. He has also been frequently reported to have clashed with teammates over their unwillingness to cooperate with the coaching staff's tactical systems, ultimately leading to their separation.

Although he briefly transitioned to coaching in 2023 and currently has no contract with any club, fnx has never officially announced his retirement, instead focusing on streaming.

His last public appearance in a professional CS esports event was at the 2025 CBCS Masters Xeque Mate Finals.

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