HeavyGod — CS2 career and clubs
G2 Esports · 24 years old · Israel
at the club since Jan 11, 2025 — 21 months
Nikita Martynenko · ניקיטה מרטיננקו
- born
- Jul 24, 2002
- debut
- Apr 25, 2022
G2 Esports
on the roster since Jan 11, 2025 — 21 months
22.5
age on joining G2 Esports
25th youngest of 38 · median 21.4
39%
of his career at G2 Esports
17th of 40 · median 38%
Places are among the CS2 players on our season list: 38 with a known date of birth for the age, 40 for the career share.
Teammates: huNter-, matys, NertZ, r1nkle, sAw
He is from Israel, like NertZ on the current G2 Esports roster; he has been at the club longer, since Jan 11, 2025.
G2 Esports matches
Next club match: Natus Vincere, , PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 · all upcoming club matches
Every series G2 Esports played in the season (72) came with him on the roster: the club’s matches and maps are on the club page.
Facts and records
1.8
years together with huNter-
G2 Esports
Of the 48 people in the directory, huNter- is the one HeavyGod has played alongside the longest: 1.8 years together, at G2 Esports. He ranks 8th for roster spells among the 40 players of this season’s teams: 7 spells, shared by 2. Among the 5 season-team players from Israel, he has the most roster spells.
Career
every roster spell, the current one first
7
roster spells
Transfers
12 entries in the transfer feed
Showing the 3 latest of 12 entries; clubs and dates for the whole career are in Career, every entry is in the CS2 transfer archive.
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HeavyGod’s early career moved fast: Budapest Five, Websterz and Question Mark all came and went within six months of his debut in April 2022, before 14 months at Endpoint. Six months at OG and six at Cloud9 in 2024 then led to G2 Esports on January 11, 2025.
G2 is where he has stayed longest, 21 months, through all 72 of the club’s series this season and both of its titles, BLAST Open Fall 2025 and Stake Ranked Episode 1.
huNter- has been beside him for 1.8 years, his longest partnership. He is one of two Israelis in the lineup, with NertZ, and among the five Israeli players on this season’s teams he has had the most roster spells, seven.