A huge blow for Global Esports
Valorant Champions Tour 2023: LOCK//IN São Paulo kicked off yesterday 13th of February. The opening two matches were played and paved the way for the other remaining matches in the Round of 32 stages. As you all came to know, the tournament holds all the partnered teams and among them, we have the Indian side Global Esports. The only Indian organisation that is a part of the Pacific league will be seen competing against other partnered teams. However, the fans were not aware that such news would come up. On February 14th, Michael Wronski aka WRONSKI tweeted that he will not be on the roster of Global Esports for the Valorant Champions Tour 2023: LOCK//IN. This means Global Esports has to compete without him.
Bad news to share. Unfortunately I won’t be able to be in Brazil for VCT LOCK//IN since I have to travel back to Australia due to some personal issues outside game. I’m looking forward to cheering on my team and sending them all my love and energy. Sorry everyone ❤️ #GEFIGHTING
— GE WRONSKI (@WRONSKIOCE) February 13, 2023
WRONGSKI less Global Esports
WRONGSKI announced that he won’t be able to play with the Global Esports team in the VCT 2023: LOCK//IN São Paulo. He explained that due to some personal problems outside gaming, he is travelling back to his home country Australia. This is why he won’t be able to be in Brazil for the tournament. Tough, he also stated that he will be looking forward to cheering for his team and will support them.
Many started speculating whether he will be coming back but he assured everyone that he will be back with the team. And appreciates the support and love that fans have shown to him.
Changes in the roster following the player’s departure
As WRONGSKI clarified his issue, Global Esports went ahead with roster alteration. As you all read in our previous articles on Global Esports’ roster which was stated, but with the following changes, the current roster will have a 6-man squad. That means the roster will stand like this –
- AYRIN – Jordan He, the In-game leader
- SkRossi – Ganesh Gangadhar
- Lightningfast – Abhirup Choudhury
- Bazzi – Park Jun-ki
- T3xture – Kim Na-ra
- Monyet – Cahya Nugraha
Following this, Global Esports will be seen competing against Team Vitality on the 23rd of February. Global Esports is placed in the Omega bracket where it included well-known heavyweights like Team Liquid, Team Secret, ZETA Division, Sentinels, 100 Thieves, Fnatic, KRU Esports, Natus Vincere, EDward Gaming, Rex Regum Qeon, T1, Leviatan, FUT Esports and FURIA Esports.
Global Esports are fully prepared for the upcoming competition and according to their CEO’s prediction, it clarifies that Global Esports will be making it to the next round.
