South Asian Valorant has seen numerous promising newcomers who have the potential to dominate the scene in the next years
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In the previous year, South Asia’s thriving esports scene has reached unprecedented heights. Teams are working hard to build a name for themselves on the international scene. Best Valorant player of South Asian Valorant in 2021
South Asian Valorant, on the other hand, has seen numerous promising newcomers who have the potential to dominate the scene in the next years. Events such as the Valorant Conquerors Championship, the TEC Gauntlet, the Skyesports Valorant Championship, and other third-party tournaments have provided some young talents the opportunity to show off their skills.
5) Sahil “Strixx” Rane
Sahil “Strixx” Rane is a rising star in the South Asian Valorant esports scene. S8UL Esports currently has the 18-year-old Indian Valorant pro.
Strixx prefers to play for his team as a duelist. He can single-handedly affect the game’s outcome with his aggressive playstyle and unnatural reflexes. With T69, he made it to the semi-finals of the Valorant Conquerors Championship India Qualifiers 2. In the future years, the adolescent has a lot of potential to take over the scene.
4) Bhatia, Prabhdeep “Ghost”
“Ghost” Prabhdeep This year, Bhatia is another adolescent sensation in Indian Valorant esports. Ghost began the year with Enigma Gaming, where he drew a lot of attention for his sniper prowess in the game. He joined Team XO and stayed with them throughout the year.
As a duelist for his team, Ghost began his Valorant adventure. Later, to adapt to varied playstyles, he chose different agents. He is one of the rising stars of South Asian Valorant esports due to his flexibility in the game.
3) Rishi Vijayakumar (RvK)
Rishi “RvK” is a character in the game Rishi “RvK” Vijayakumar is one of the region’s up-and-coming artists. Last March, RvK shifted from CS:GO to Valorant to join F1XLS Esports. He later joined Enigma Gaming and is now a member of the team.
RvK began his Valorant experience as the team’s Sentinel. As time went on, he demonstrated his versatility in a variety of roles. In the game, RvK is known for his Sheriff shots. Even on a low-budget purchase, his pinpoint aim aids in taking out opponents.
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2) Mohit Wakle (a.k.a. “MW1”)
“MW1” Mohit Mohit Wakle is a rising talent in the region. MW1 joined Velocity Gaming before to the Valorant Conquerors Championship and was instrumental in the team’s victory.
MW1 is one of the country’s best aimers. His aggressive style of play and pinpoint accuracy allowed him open up space for his team. MW1, on the other hand, is currently serving as a substitute for his squad due to a personal commitment. Once he’s finished with his responsibilities, it’ll be intriguing to see how he uses his talent in the next days.
1) Abhirup Choudhury (LightningFast)
Abhirup “LightningFast” Choudhury is one of the region’s most adaptable players. Currently, LightningFast is a member of Global Esports. He has played a variety of roles for his squad depending on the map and agent composition.
LightningFast’s superior game sense and calm demeanour enable him to outperform the competition. He won the Valorant Conquerors Championship and competed in the APAC Last Chance Qualifier for the region.
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