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FUT Esports Pull Off Phenomenal Comeback To Win Valorant Convergence 2023

Priyanshu Tiwari
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Dec 17th, 2023, 8:08

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6 min read

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  • FUT Esports defeated Team Vitality in the grand finals to win the Valorant Convergence 2023.

  • While Team Vitality had a massive lead in the second and third maps, the European team couldn't convert their lead to a victory.

  • With that victory, FUT Esports proved themselves worthy of lifting the glamorous Convergence 2023 trophy and the prize money of $25,000.

After a fun Valorant influencer showmatch, it was time for the Convergence 2023 grand finals match between FUT Esports and Team Vitality. Both teams proved themselves worthy of the finalist slot after defeating every team in their way. Coming into the game, Team Vitality held the record of not dropping a single map at Convergence 2023 by Riot Games and The Esports Club. 

 

While Team Vitality looked a bit rusty on the map of Ascent, with runneR's MVP performance, Vitality won against FUT Esports with a 13-11 scoreline. When everyone thought Sunset was an easy win for Vitality, FUT Esports made a comeback after trailing by seven rounds and winning the map with a 13-11 scoreline. The subsequent maps were wild as FUT and Vitality gave everything they got to win the game. In the end, FUT Esports proved themselves better than Team Vitality to win the grand finals. Here is what happened at the Convergence 2023 grand finals match between FUT Esports and Team Vitality.

 

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FUT Esports Bounces Back Against Team Vitality To Win Convergence 2023 Grand Finals

 

 

The Convergence 2023 grand final game between Team Vitality and FUT Esports was a best-of-five matchup, where fans expected teams to showcase their best Valorant game. Here are the players competing in the Team Vitality vs FUT Esports grand finals game.

 

  • Team Vitality:
    • runneR
    • Kicks
    • Destrian
    • Sayf
    • ceNder

 

  • FUT Esports:
    • cNed
    • qRaxs
    • AtaKaptan
    • MrFaliN
    • yetujey

 

 

At the beginning of the grand finals, FUT Esports banned the map of Breeze, while Team Vitality went ahead with the Bind ban. For the first game, it was Team Vitality going against FUT Esports on the latter's map pick of Ascent. Team Vitality took the early lead, winning the pistol round after starting on the defensive side, but FUT quickly recovered to equalize the scoreline to 2-2. After Vitality was down by 5-2, they opted for a tactical timeout, which helped them secure back-to-back rounds, resulting in a 7-5 scoreline in their favour. 

 

Every member of Team Vitality was doing their job helping Vitality win back-to-back seven rounds before FUT broke Vitality's streak in the 15th round. In the 17th round, FUT overwhelmed Vitality to get back in the game as Vitality's aim looked shaky against the Turkish. While FUT tried to snatch the first map from the hands of Vitality, the European giants managed to decimate FUT before entering overtime. With runneR's MVP performance, Vitality won the map of Ascent with a 13-11 scoreline.

 

 

For the second game, teams entered the Vitality map pick of Sunset. Team Vitality continued dominating Sunset as they started destroying FUT from the pistol round itself. FUT Esports had yet to learn how to tackle Vitality's attack as the latter went on to win back-to-back five rounds, forcing FUT to opt for an early timeout. After struggling for seven rounds, qRaxs secured a 4K for FUT to help them win their first round. Despite a traumatizing start, FUT made a comeback in the first half to reduce the gap to 8-4 in Vitality's favour.

 

FUT Esports was not ready to give up as they won the second half's pistol round to continue their comeback. When it seemed that FUT was taking the game away from Vitality, the latter slowed down to get control of the game. After winning two back-to-back rounds in the second half, Vitality took the charge to stop FUT's comeback in the game. AtaKaptan re-initiated FUT's comeback after winning a crucial 1v2 in the 17th round, followed by an ace in the subsequent round. Slowly, FUT got a hold of the game as they secured the 13-11 victory on the Sunset, with qRaxs coming out on top as the MVP with 24 kills and 261 ACS.

 

 

Team Vitality replicated their start from the second game on FUT's map pick of Lotus as the team started on the attacking side to decimate FUT's players. Sayf and ceNder led Vitality's campaign as the team continued to win ten rounds to overwhelm their Turkish opponents back-to-back. In the eleventh round, FUT secured their first round with the help of cNed's 4K. By the end of the first half, Vitality was in the lead with a 10-2 scoreline. 

 

While Vitality was replicating their start from the second map, FUT was interested in ending the map of Lotus in their favour. After losing the pistol round, the dormant cNed was awake as FUT Esports won nine back-to-back rounds to enter the double digits to equalize the scoreline to 11-11. FUT Esports continued their run as they destroyed Vitality to win Lotus with a 13-11 scoreline, with MrFaliN becoming the game MVP with 20 frags and 254 ACS. 

 

 

The fourth map of Haven was a do-or-die match for Team Vitality, as FUT Esports was leading with a 2-1 scoreline. cNed and qRaxs activated their beast mode as the team went on to win back-to-back five rounds in the first half. While it seemed that FUT would take a significant lead in the first half, Team Vitality made a comeback to equalize the scoreline. By the end of the first half, the scoreline read 6-6, and it seemed that the map could go in anyone's favour.

 

FUT Esports didn't let the equalizer affect them, as cNed and qRaxs helped FUT to win five back-to-back rounds. Team Vitality stepped up to win their first round in the second half, followed by an ace by the Swedish sentinel Sayf to reduce the round difference to three. FUT didn't let Sayf's ace get in their head as they continued to win their 12th round. FUT continued their domination as they pushed the C-site aggressively to take down Team Vitality and win the grand finals of Convergence 2023. With that victory, FUT Esports proved themselves worthy of lifting the glamorous Convergence 2023 trophy. 

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BMPS 2024 Semifinals Day 1 Points Table and Highlights

Aaryanshi Mohan
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Sep 16th, 2024, 18:50

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  • On day 1, TWOB, led by Prince clinched first place with 49 points.

  • Extremely seasoned teams like team iQOO Soul and Global Esports failed to make it to the semi finals

  • TWOB won the fifth match of the day, with this, they also became the first team to get a double chicken dinner in the semi finals.

The semi-finals of BMPS 2024 have begun with 24 teams competing for a place in the finals, which will take place in Kochi, Kerala. The teams played six matches in a day and the ones who remain a part of the top 16 will make it to finals. On day 1, TWOB, led by Prince clinched first place with 49 points. In second place was Team XSpark with 38 points and the highest finishes in the game: 27. 

 

Extremely seasoned teams like team iQOO Soul and Global Esports failed to make it to the semi finals of the Rs 2 crore prize pool competition.  

 

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TWOB Tops Points Table on BMPS 2024 Semifinals Day 1

 

The first match of the day was won by Reckoning Esports. The squad comprising of young lads was able to get a 22 points chicken dinner. The second match of the day was played in Miramar. It was Medal Esports' lineup that consisted of experienced players that won by game with a 17 points chicken dinner. The third match od the day was won by Team XSpark. The team managed to get a huge 17 finishes chicken dinner, taking their total of a whopping 38 points at the end of the day. Here is what the points table for the first day looks like: 

 

  1. TWOB - 49 points

  2. Team XSpark - 38 points

  3. Reckoning Esports - 34 points

  4. Ignite Gaming - 34 points

  5. Phoenix - 33 points

  6. Orangutan - 32 points

  7. Numen Gaming - 30 points

  8. Medal Esports - 29 points

  9. WindGod - 28 points

  10. Silly Esports - 25 points

  11. Team Versatile - 25 points

  12. Team Limra - 24 points

  13. Gods Reign - 22 points

  14. Team 8Bit - 20 points

  15. Hyderabad Hydras - 19 points

  16. Blind Esports - 15 points

  17. GodLike - 14 points

  18. RTGxIND - 13 points

  19. CarpeDiem - 11 points

  20. MOGO - 11 points

  21. Team Bliss - 10 points

  22. Sarkar Gaming - 5 points

  23. Inferno Squad - 5 points

  24. Team Dragons - 1 point 

 

The fourth match of the day was won by Orangutan, who owned the snowy caps of Vikendi with a 19 points chicken dinner. TWOB won the fifth match of the day, with this, they also became the first team to get a double chicken dinner in the semi finals. Wingod Esports won the last match of the day and they got a total of 25 points from the match. 

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Saransh Jain Leaves GodLike Esports, Cites 6 Months of Unpaid Dues As Reason

Aaryanshi Mohan
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Sep 16th, 2024, 13:57

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  • Saransh Jain took to X (formerly Twitter) and informed his audience that he has decided to part ways with the organisation.

  • In a post on X, Saransh said that he is a free agent for EA FC 25.

  • For now, it is unclear where Saransh will go next.

A shocking piece of news is coming from GodLike Esports' camp as their EA FC athlete, Saransh Jain took to X (formerly Twitter) and informed his audience that he has decided to part ways with the organisation. Saransh had joined the organisation in October 2022. Since then, he has represented the organisation in various global competitions. However, because of not receiving his fees for the last six months, the pro player decided to leave the organisation. 

 

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Saransh Jain Leaves GodLike Esports Almost 2 Years After Joining The Organisation

 

 

In a post on X, Saransh said that he is a free agent for EA FC 25. In addition to that, he also added that if there is an organisation who will be willing to get him onboard as an athlete, they can message or email him. 

 

Curious about his sudden departure, one of the fans confirmed whether he had left GodLike Esports, to which, he replied "yes." He also added that he hadn't received his dues for over six months, which is why he had to take the decision to leave. 

 

He also posted the same message on Instagram, and wrote: 

 

FREE AGENT for FC 25!!
Interested teams / orgs please DM or email me at : [email protected]

 

For now, it is unclear where Saransh will go next. It has been a while since he posted on X. For now, it is safe to assume that he is still a free agent and is still looking for a time. In addition to this, GodLike Esports has not reacted to the whole situation, neither have they given out a public statement with regards to Saransh's exit. Normally, GodLike Esports posts a farewell post for their athletes, but this hasn't been the case for Saransh. 

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BMPS 2024 Round 3 Groups, Teams and Day 1 Schedule

Aaryanshi Mohan
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Sep 12th, 2024, 16:38

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  • These 48 teams were the top performers from the second round, which had 64 teams.

  • Karan Pathak, the Esports Head of Krafton India Esports took out the teams' names from the pot and decided their fate.

  • From Round three, only 24 teams will move to the semi-finals and eventually, 16 teams will play in the finals.

Round 3 of BMPS 2024 will see 48 teams compete to make it to the final round, which will take place in Kochi as a LAN event. These 48 teams were the top performers from the second round, which had 64 teams. From Round three, only 24 teams will move to the semi-finals and eventually, 16 teams will play in the finals. Here are all the teams playing in BMPS 2024 Round 3, match schedule and more. 

 

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BMPS 2024 Round 3 Groups and Teams

 

Krafton hosted a draw to pick the groups that the 48 teams will be a part of. Karan Pathak, the Esports Head of Krafton India Esports took out the teams' names from the pot and decided their fate. Here are all the teams and the groups they are divided in: 

 

Group 1

  1. Team Insane

  2. Blind Esports

  3. IMPRNT

  4. MOGO Esports

  5. RTGxIND

  6. Team Crow

  7. FS Esports

  8. Hyderabad Hydras

  9. Team Lolzzz

  10. Team Versatile

  11. Reckoning Esports

  12. Honoured Rivalz

  13. Gods Reign

  14. CarpeDiem

  15. Global Esports

  16. Team Soul

Group 2

  1. TCW

  2. WSB Gaming

  3. Karunaadu

  4. Legacy Esports

  5. TMG

  6. Team Dragons

  7. Inferno Squad

  8. R4W Official

  9. Team Bliss

  10. Team Limra

  11. Silly Esports

  12. Genxfm

  13. Orangutan

  14. Team 8Bit

  15. TWOB

  16. Phoenix

Group 3

  1. Rivals Ape X

  2. GlitchxReborn

  3. Sarkar Gaming

  4. Autobotz

  5. Team Cosmic

  6. 4Merical Vibes

  7. Medal Esports

  8. Ignite Gaming

  9. Numen Gaming

  10. WindGod

  11. Gujarat Tigers

  12. DO OR DIE

  13. THW

  14. Carnival Gaming

  15. Team XSpark

  16. Team GodLike

 

 

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BMPS 2024 Round 2 Groups and Teams Announced

Aaryanshi Mohan
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Sep 7th, 2024, 1:47

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  • To announce the groups of the second round, Krafton India Esports hosted a live stream to pick the draws.

  • All the 64 teams have been divided into four groups of 16 and all of them will compete against each.

  • The stream will be live on Krafton India Esports' YouTube channel.

Round 2 of BMPS 204 will begin today with 64 teams competing to make it to the top of the leaderboard and make it to the next round. To announce the groups of the second round, Krafton India Esports hosted a live stream to pick the draws. The thrill of seeing their favourite team was so great that a lot of fans joined the stream. Here is what the groups and all the 64 teams that have qualified look like. 

 

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BMPS 2024 Round 2 Groups

 

 

The tournament started with 128 invited teams and half of them have been eliminated from the competition. All the 64 teams have been divided into four groups of 16 and all of them will compete against each other in a pre-decided schedule and map order. Here are the groups: 

 

Group 1

  1. Team Cosmic
  2. Hyper Rush
  3. LOC Esports
  4. DO OR DIE
  5. Eye4Eye
  6. Dragon Esports
  7. Karunaadu
  8. Legacy Esports
  9. Phoenix
  10. Revenant Esports
  11. Genxfm
  12. CarpeDiem
  13. Silly Esports
  14. Carnival Esports
  15. THW Esports
  16. Honoured Rivalz

Group 2

  1. IMPRNT
  2. Blind Rippers
  3. Team Lolzzz
  4. Team Dragons
  5. GlitchxReborn
  6. RTGxIND
  7. Team INS
  8. Numen Gaming
  9. Team Captain
  10. Angry Swain
  11. Inferno Squad
  12. Rivals Ape X
  13. Team Soul
  14. WSB Gaming
  15. Team GodLike
  16. Team Insane

Group 3

  1. Sarkar Gaming
  2. Global Esports
  3. TMG
  4. K9 Squad
  5. Error Esports
  6. Autobotz
  7. 4Merical Esports
  8. FS Esports
  9. Ignite Gaming
  10. Reckoning Esports
  11. Blind Esports
  12. Team Versatile
  13. Gujarat Tigers
  14. MOGO Esports
  15. Team 8Bit
  16. TWOB

Group 4

  1. 4Aggressive Men
  2. Aerobotz
  3. Team Crow
  4. TCW
  5. Team Elevate
  6. Bliss Esports
  7. Medal Esports
  8. Team Limra
  9. WindGod
  10. Team XSpark
  11. Astrokids
  12. R4W Official
  13. Orangutan
  14. Hyderabad Hydras
  15. Vasista Esports
  16. Gods Reign

 

The teams will be playing six matches in a day and they will begin from 3:00 PM onwards. The stream will be live on Krafton India Esports' YouTube channel. You can join the live stream and chat to root and cheer for your favourite players and teams.

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Skyesports Announces 2025 CS2 Esports Roadmap

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Sep 3rd, 2024, 23:31

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  • The tournament will have Tier 1 events and Tier 2 events, which will see national and international participation.

  • The four CS2 tournaments will start in February 2025 and from there, the ball will get rolling for other Skyesports' CS2 events.

  • Skyesports will also be providing a lot of facilities, which are in line with the tournament hosting guidelines set by Valve.

Skyesports has announced the roadmap for the 2025 CS2 esports tournament. The roadmap includes two huge tournaments that have a combined prize pool of $1.75 million. The tournament will have Tier 1 events and Tier 2 events, which will see national and international participation.

 

The Tier 1 tournaments will have Open Qualifiers across India; Europe; the Americas and the Rest of Asia, which is in line with Valve's vision of having a more open sporting ecosystem. 

 

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Skyesports Announces 2025 CS2 Esports Roadmap with $1.75 Million Prize Pool

 

 

The four CS2 tournaments will start in February 2025 and from there, the ball will get rolling for other Skyesports' CS2 events. Here is the schedule for all the Tier 1 and Tier 2 events:

 

  • Skyesports Souvenir 2025: Feb. 17 to 23, 2025 ($250,000 - Tier 2) 
  • Skyesports Masters 2025: May 26 to June 1, 2025 ($500,000 - Tier 1) 
  • Skyesports Championship 2025: Sept. 15 to 21, 2025 ($500,000 - Tier 1) 
  • Skyesports World Tour 2025: Nov. 10 to 16, 2025 ($500,000 - Tier 1)

 

Skyesports Souvenir 2025 will not have open qualifiers but will have online Closed Qualifiers, which will take place from January 20 to 26, 2025. Skyesports Souvenir 2025 will have a $250,000 prize pool., which will be split as follows: 


● 1st place: $100,000 
● 2nd place: $50,000
● 3rd place: $35,000 
● 4th place: $25,000 
● 5th-6th place: $12,500 each 
● 7th-8th place: $7,500 each

 

The Tier 1 events, Skyesports Masters 2025, Skyesports Championship 2025 and Skyesports World Tour 2025 will have open qualifiers, which will see 256 compete in the competition. Here is the prize pool for the same and its distribution:

 

● 1st place: $200,000 
● 2nd place: $100,000 
● 3rd-4th place: $60,000 each 
● 5th-8th place: $20,000 each 

 

Skyesports will also be providing a lot of facilities, which are in line with the tournament hosting guidelines set by Valve. These include points like not including players who have previously indulged in cheating, misconduct or other infractions. 

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