It has been a long time since we have seen any professional Battlegrounds Mobile India ( Formerly PUBG Mobile) player in action. It has been more than eight months since the ban of the game by the Government of India.
Recently, Krafton has announced the launch of BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA, an exclusive game for Indian players. The game will replace the previously banned PUBG Mobile. The Pre-registration of the game is open for Android phones while the game is expected to be released in the third week of June 2021.
With the announcement of the game coming back, there has been a shuffle in the rosters within various organizations. It has been 8 long months, and it was very difficult for any org to keep its roster active. Team Megastars was one of them, the team got disbanded on September 7th, 2020 with Encore, Vexe, Paradox, Swag, and Believe on it.
Now, Revenant esports is back with the launch of Battlegrounds Mobile India esports team featuring two former players from Megastars. The announcement was made on their official Instagram page today.
BGMI Roster
- Parichay ‘Paradox‘ Bansal
- Rishabh ‘Encore‘ Katoch
- Sujoy ‘Austinx‘ Das
- Ankit ‘Topdawg‘ Mehra
Paradox and Encore are the Ex Megastars players, who finished at the 3rd position in the PMPL Spring Split 2020: South Asia finals. The pro players have plenty of LAN events experience. Which will hlp them in the upcoming esports events. While on the other hand, AustinX is the ex player of Team SynerGe and Galaxy Racer, who are presently competing in the PMPL Arabia 2021. AustinX is majorly known for his gun power skills and represented India in the PMWL East.
ABOUT REVENANT ESPORTS
Founded in 2020, Revenant Esports entered into Indian esports ecosystem with a focus of introducing competitive squads for games such as PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty Mobile, Free Fire, Clash of Clans etc. Last month, they announced their brand new Call of Duty Mobile roster for all Indian tournaments.
Besides this, Sajan Raj Kurup, founder and chairman of Mumbai-headquartered independent communications agency Creativeland Asia, has acquired a 40% stake in Revenant Esports for $1 million (Rs 7.4 crore). The organization main goal is to build Revenant into a Rs150-crore company in the next 18 months.
According to reports, Revenant Esports claims to have almost 15,000 active gamers engaged on its platforms and generated 20,000 hours of watch time in the last two months.
