(Esports news) The decision to enlist these formidable players comes in anticipation of the upcoming VALORANT Challengers South Asia Split 1, a stage where Revenant Esports aims to carve its legacy. This announcement comes after the organization recently welcomed back Kasif “Paradox” Sayyed to its lineup.
Severine, a seasoned 31-year-old Indonesian professional, has made a comeback from retirement to compete for the title with a wealth of experience. He boasts a first-place finish at the VALORANT Challengers Indonesia 2023 Split 2 and a commendable third to fourth place at the VCT 2023 Pacific Ascension. Now, Severine eyes another shot at glory on the international stage.
Expressing his excitement at competing professionally again, Severine said, “It feels good to be back playing competitively again. With this opportunity, I aim to return to Ascension once more with Revenant Esports and vie for a franchise slot this year. Revenant is assembling an impressive roster, and I can’t wait to contend for the title with this formidable lineup.”
Dos9, the mechanically skilled prodigy from Kazakhstan, has been an active player since 2021. His inclusion adds a layer of complexity to the Revenant Esports VALORANT roster.
Dos9 shared his enthusiasm, stating, “I’m very glad to have one more chance to prove myself in VCL. My goal is to showcase the highest team and individual level over the next two splits. Firstly, qualifying for Ascension is the target, and then giving our all to secure victory. I’m thrilled to do it with Revenant Esports, one of the best teams in the region.”
In addition to these signings, Revenant Esports will soon unveil two more players, further enhancing the team’s prowess. Stay tuned to the official Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube handles for updates and exclusive content.
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