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Retired fast food cashier turned professional gamer. Founder and CEO of @100Thieves and @LAThieves.

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Nadeshot COD4 Modern Warfare history (2009)

Nadeshot, also known as Matt Haag, started his esports career in 2009 playing Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare with Team Genesis. Nadeshot placed 4th at the 2009 MLG National Championship with Team Genesis.

Nadeshot COD MW2 History (2010)

After COD4, Nadeshot joined OpTic Gaming in October of 2010 for the COD Modern Warfare 2 season. He finished in 8th place at the MLG Online National Championship and the 2010 MLG National Championship. Then on November 7th he took 4th place at the MLG Dallas tournament.

Nadeshot COD Black Ops 1 History (2011)

Nadeshot stayed on the Optic Gaming squad for the Call of Duty: Black Ops season. He earned 3rd place at MLG Dallas in 2011. Later he moved to the OpTic Nation roster and finished in 6th place at MLG Columbus on June 5th, 2011.

Then he left OpTic Gaming and joined Team EnVy. With EnVy he finished in the top 8 at MLG Anaheim and MLG Raleigh.

Nadeshot COD Modern Warfare 3 History (2012)

Nadeshot joined OpTic Gaming for the COD MW3 season. Nadeshot, along with MerK, BigTymeR, and Vengeance took 1st place at the Call of Duty XP tournament on September 3rd, 2011 and secured himself a $100,000 cash prize. At the UMG Classic Nadeshot took 3rd place and then left OpTic Gaming.

Nadeshot joined JuKeD and took 4th place at the UMG Invitational. At the UMG Championships, Nadeshot placed 3rd with a pick up team to finish the season.

Nadeshot Halo 4 History (2012)

Nadeshot, Scump, MerK, and Saint competed in a Halo 4 event with OpTic Gaming at MLG Dallas on November 2nd, 2012 and placed in the top 64.

Nadeshot COD Black Ops 2 History (2013)

NaDeSHoT would find himself back on OpTic once again for the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 season. Here, along with Scump, MerK, and BigTymeR, they would find their highest placing early in the season, finishing 1st at UMG Chicago. The team would go on to place 3rd at the Call of Duty Championship, and would not place out of the top 10 for the rest of the season. However, many would begin to question why the team had dropped Rambo in favor of NaDeSHoT. Eventually, OpTic would replace MerK with JKap, and this line up would finish with a 2nd place finish at the MLG Fall Invitational 2013.

Nadeshot COD Ghosts History (2014)

OpTic Nadeshot competed in the MLG Fall Invitational 2013 on November 24th, 2013 placed in the top 16. Then after the New Year, he competed at the UMG Philadelphia tournament on January 5th, 2014 and finished in the top 12. Later, on March 9th, he competed at the Call of Duty Championship 2014: US Regional Finals and qualified for Champs finishing in the top 8 teams.

Nadeshot competed at the 2014 Call of Duty Championship and took 3rd place for the 2nd year in a row and helped his team secure the top cash prize of $120,000.

Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag was a caster on the desk for the MLG Season 1 Playoffs on April 11th through April 13th in 2014.

Then, at the UGC Niagara tournament on May 4th, 2014, he placed in the top 8. Next, Nadeshot and OpTic Gaming competed at the MLG X Games Invitational on the week of June 8th, 2014. NaDeSHoT averaged over 10 kills a game in Search and Destroy, helping lead OpTic Gaming win 1st place in the tournament and he became one the first Call of Duty X Games gold medalists. After this win, Nadeshot competed at the MLG Anaheim tournament on June 22nd, 2014 and took 2nd place.

Then he traveled to London to compete at the Gfinity 3 tournament on August 3rd, 2014 and finished in the top 8. Later that month at the UMG Dallas tournament on August 24th, he finished 4th losing to OpTic Nation.

OpTic Nadeshot and the squad finished 3rd in the 3rd season of the Major League Gaming Call of Duty League. Then, he went on to compete in the season 3 playoffs on October 26th and finished in 4th place.

Nadeshot COD Advanced Warfare History (2015)

Nadeshot and company began the Advanced Warfare season well at MLG Columbus Open 2014 as they placed second, losing out to FaZe Clan in the Grand Final after OpTic Gaming released Clayster and ProoFy for FormaL and Crimsix.

OpTic Gaming went on to win three consecutive tournaments: UMG Orlando 2015, MLG Pro League Season 1 Playoffs, and the Call of Duty Championship 2015: NA Regional Finals.

On February 25th, 2015, Nadeshot was interviewed after winning the Pro League Season 1 Playoffs.

At the Call of Duty Championship on March 29th, 2015, OpTic Gaming finished in 7th place.

On 04/04/2015, feeling that he was the reason for his team’s poor performance at CoD Champs 2015, Nadeshot announced that he would be “taking a break” from competitive Call of Duty, and would be focusing more on his YouTube channel and live streaming. This shocked all the competitive Call of Duty community, as well as most of the pros.

Nadeshot COD AW Tournament Stats

100 Thieves Nadeshot

On April 18th, 2016, NaDeSHoT announced on his YouTube channel that he created his own organization known as “Hundred Thieves.” He had acquired a team that had recently qualified for Stage 2 of the 2016 COD World League North America Pro Division that went by the name of, “King Papey,” to be the first team in any esports to represent his organization. He also announced that this organisation will not be limited to Call of Duty esports and is interested in the idea of picking up teams in games like Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Dota, and others.

Nadeshot Fortnite History (2018)

Nadeshot competed in several Fortnite tournaments. On March 4th, 2018 The Score Esports featured Nadeshot on their YouTube channel. The video was called, “The Story of Nadeshot The Self Made Superstar”. He placed 1st in the Fortnite Fall Skirmish Series Club Standings on October 28th, 2018.

Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag’s meteoric rise to super stardom began in the early days of Call of Duty, but through the trials and tribulations of his life and his unflinching determination, he hustled his way to becoming one of esports’ most influential and recognizable figures. This is his story. – The Score Esports

Nadeshot Blackout History (2019)

Nadeshot competed in a couple of Call of Duty Blackout tournaments. He won the “Personality of the Year” Award at the 2019 Esports Industry Awards.

Nadeshot Warzone History (2020)

Nadeshot competed in a few different Call of Duty Warzone tournaments.

Nadeshot Casting History

In 2014, Nadeshot commentated on professional Call of Duty from the desk alongside Revan and Clayster during the first season of the Major League Gaming COD League.