In an interview following their victory in the Revenant Esports Showdown, Blind Esports' IGL, Mohammad "Manya" Raja, shed light on the situation.
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An important member of Blind Esports’ Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) lineup, Rudra “Spower” B, unexpectedly left the team. Since the game’s reintroduction, Blind Esports, a powerful team in the BGMI esports scene, has seen exceptional success, earning a stunning 23,35,000 INR in prize money from various competitions. Let’s look at the various angles that surround this debate.
The absence of Spower from the team was questioned by BGMI caster Piyush “Spero” Bhatla when he addressed Blind Esports’ Khush “Joker” Singh during a competition. The success of the team was hampered, according to Joker, because Spower was competing in solitary games. Spower was therefore decided to be benched and given some rest.
In an interview following their victory in the Revenant Esports Showdown, Blind Esports’ IGL, Mohammad “Manya” Raja, shed light on the situation. He acknowledged the team’s five-man roster, but mentioned that they lacked a fixed fifth member. Spower had been playing in 95% of the matches since joining the team. However, for a month, Spower opted to play solo, despite the team’s advice to prioritize playing as a unit and improving their collective gameplay.
As a result of disregarding in-game calls and acting carelessly, Manya revealed that Spower’s main attention had changed to winning the MVP award. Spower’s dismal performance at the Villager Esports event prompted Manya to encourage him to take a break from playing in six bouts. Regrettably, Spower adamantly declined to play in the next games. Manya expressed his displeasure, stating that Joker should have been given the opportunity to show himself, especially in light of the greater performances given by other players.
Subsequently, Spower took to his Instagram story to address the matter. He emphasized the importance of keeping internal team affairs private and acknowledged that every story has two sides. Spower expressed his enthusiasm for official competition, stating his dedication to playing as many matches as possible and contributing to his team’s success. He made it clear that his intentions did not involve stirring up controversy or seeking media attention. Furthermore, he requested that people refrain from making judgments without being fully informed about the situation. While rumors continue to circulate, Blind Esports has yet to release any official statements regarding Spower’s status within the team.
The departure of Rudra “Spower” B from Blind Esports’ BGMI lineup has sparked controversy and speculation within the esports community. As we have examined the clashing perspectives between Blind Esports and Spower, it becomes evident that issues concerning individual gameplay focus and team unity played a significant role in this outcome. While the team has remained tight-lipped about the situation, fans and followers eagerly await further updates on Spower’s future in the world of BGMI esports.
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