Towqeer Gilkar CEO of Stalwart Esports, stated that the organization was looking to sign the former New State Mobile roster of S8UL Esports.
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In a recent livestream, Towqeer Gilkar, co-founder of Stalwart Esports, stated that the organization was looking to sign the former New State Mobile roster of S8UL Esports. However, the organization could not sign the roster in the end.The New State Mobile roster from S8UL Esports put on a commendable performance at the Esports Club New State Open, the first ever New State Mobile LAN event in India. The team showed consistency throughout the tournament and won it by a huge margin.The roster consisted of the following players: Prince “cypher” Gupta, Rohan “reflexor”, Sahil “jat” Bloda, and Balayogi “balloog” Prajapati.If you need more infomation about Stalwart esports want to sign to former S8UL esports then read carefully and share with your friends.
However, S8UL Esports did not officially ascend to the roster in the organization, and was only signed for one tournament. In a recent live stream , Gilkar was watching the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2022 (PMGC 2022) and answering questions from his viewers. One of his viewers asked him if Stalwart Esports was planning on signing any new State Mobile roster anytime soon. Gilker responded by saying, “We were in discussions with the roster, but at that point, the roster was already moving to S8UL Esports.” Subsequently, he added, “I was under the impression that the players were already signed by S8UL Esports, but that was not the case.
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So, we were like; It was not a big deal. There will also be many opportunities in New State Mobile, which could unfold in a variety of ways.”On December 2, GodLike Esports announced that it had signed a new State Mobile roster. The announcement revealed that the organization had fielded a five-player roster, including three former New State Mobile players from S8UL Esports, one former player from Team IND, and one player from Gods Reign.
It included the following players:
Following the announcement, S8UL Esports manager Siddhant “Sid” Joshi revealed that while he was in discussions with the players about signing them, he revealed that another organization had already approached him with a higher offer. did. He did not mention the name of the organization but clearly mentioned that it was not GodLike Esports.
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