Revenant Esports to represent India at Pokemon UNITE World Championship 2022

Revenant Esports qualify with an unbeaten record

Hustling their way amongst the top esports teams in the country, Revenant Esports booked their spot in the Pokemon UNITE World Championships 2022 by clinching the Indian regional qualifier with a dominating performance.

They beat Ascension 3-1 in the final and also took home the prize money of $20,000. A total of 24 teams, including popular esports teams like True Rippers Esports, Enigma Gaming, Entity Gaming and S8ul, featured in the regional qualifiers. Revenant Esports were impressive throughout the tournament, winning all of their nine games in the group stages and playoffs. 

The team will now represent India at the Pokemon UNITE World Championship, scheduled

to take place in London from August 19-20. The tournament will feature a massive prize pool of USD 500,000 and will have 16 teams who have qualified from 26 countries across the globe, battling to win the inaugural edition of the tournament. 

The teams will be divided into four groups with the top two teams advancing to the playoffs. All games will be played in a double elimination best-of-three format while the final will be played in a best-of-five format with a bracket reset.

Rohit Jagasia, Founder & CEO of Revenant Esports, commented,

“I am extremely delighted that the team has qualified for the World Championship, considering the fact that these qualifiers were the current roster’s first competitive appearance. The way they sailed through the group stage and playoffs was impressive. 

‘Being the first esports team to represent India in this particular tournament is a commendable achievement for us and we are confident that the team will make everyone proud. We are looking forward to the tournament and competing with the best teams from all over the world.”

Team’s skipper Raunak “Crowley” Sen, stated,

“Having earned a lot of recognition through DOTA 2, it feels like a great accomplishment to represent your country on the international stage for multiple games. Everyone in the team put in a lot of effort and was confident about our chances right from the beginning. 

‘This was visible in the qualifiers as we went unbeaten in the regional championships in spite of the high level of competition. I hope that we transition that form to the World Championship as well and bag the trophy.”

The team, comprising captain Raunak Sen (Crowley), Omkar Sawardekar (Omen), Adnan Badshah (Badshah), Jeet Kundra (Swifty), Anklesh Satelkar (Novaa) and Vishnu Khatri (Xesol), were assembled recently on June 13.