Indian Esports Organizations Join Forces to Develop VALORANT Esports
Two major esports organizations in India have formed a partnership to foster the growth of VALORANT esports in the country.
Global Esports, which was handpicked by Riot Games to compete in the Pacific international VALORANT league, has joined forces with S8UL, one of India’s largest content and esports organizations.
Expanding Opportunities for Indian VALORANT Players
“As S8UL makes its foray into VALORANT through this strategic alliance, both organizations will combine their strengths to create new opportunities for aspiring VALORANT players in India,” Global Esports stated in an Instagram post.
This partnership is particularly significant as the Indian Gaming Industry moves away from being dominated by a single title, allowing different games to gain traction in the country.
S8UL’s Expertise in Content Creation
S8UL has a strong background in content creation. In fact, the organization was awarded the best content group in esports last year, surpassing prominent organizations like 100 Thieves, FaZe Clan, and LOUD.
The Anticipation Builds
S8UL’s co-owner, Lokesh “Goldy” Jain, already hyped up the partnership on February 5, promising that the organization’s entry into VALORANT will be nothing short of groundbreaking.
A Strong VALORANT Team for Global Esports
Global Esports has assembled a formidable VALORANT team to compete in the Pacific league. They have signed former XSET player Jordan “AYRIN” Ye, as well as Park “Bazzi” Jun-ki, Kim “t3xture” Na-ra, Michael Wronski, and retained Ganesh “SkRossi” Gangadhar.
Global Esports is all set to showcase their skills in the first international VALORANT event of the year, VCT LOCK//IN. Their first match will be against Team Vitality on February 23.
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