UDI0
MIL1
BAR0
RMA1
AZ0
TWE1
SCP0
ACV0
Mohun Bagan
Chennaiyin
PSG
Lyon
Sevilla
Osasuna
NED
OMA
NZ
IND
NAM
IRE
PAK
SL
SA
AUS
RSO2
LEV1
LEC0
JUV2
SUN0
LEE0
SCF1
MUN3
LIMWn
NW-W
NCWmn
FsWm
NWEST22/3 (3.1/20 ov, target 181)
NCAPE180/3
BOL137/9 (20 ov)
TITNS137/8
NZ-A317
IND-A113 & 106/2 (36 ov)
SYL280/2 (84 ov)
KHU
MYMS465/7d
CHATT134/2 (40 ov)
DHA521
RAJ103/6 (26 ov)
RAN402
BAR179/3 (56.1 ov)
BRB
MOW
LUL
SPR
TOK
MEX-W51 (12.5/20 ov, target 187)
ARG-W186/7
NGA148
UGA147/9 (20 ov, target 149)
GMB112/9
LES109 (19.5/20 ov, target 113)
MOZ110/7 (19/20 ov, target 110)
ZMB109/9
IND-W328/6
ZIM-W207 (48.5/50 ov, target 329)
ENG241
LAFC
LA
Neftchi Fergana
Al Ittihad
Besiktas
Istanbul BB
Caykur Rizespor
Trabzonspor
Al Ahli
Al-Gharafa
AUX1
MNS1
ANG0
LOR0
Revenant XSpark (RNTX) created history on December 1, 2025, becoming the first Indian esports team to reach the semi-finals at the Brawl Stars World Finals in Stockholm. Despite losing 3-0 to Italy’s HMBLE in the semis, the top-four finish marks a breakthrough moment for Indian competitive gaming on the global stage.
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Tournament Performance Breakdown
| Stage | Opponent | Result | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group A – Match 1 | SK Gaming (Germany) | Lost 0-3 | Difficult start, elimination threat |
| Group A – Elimination | Space Station Gaming (USA) | Won 3-1 | Crucial comeback victory |
| Group A – Decider | NOVO Esports | Won 3-2 | Close victory securing playoffs berth |
| Group A Final Standing | — | 2nd place | 2-1 match record, 6-6 game score |
| Quarter-final | LOUD (Brazil) | Won 3-2 | Nail-biting victory, Sergeant Clash MVP |
| Semi-final | HMBLE (Italy) | Lost 0-3 | Historic top-4 finish for India |
| Final | Crazy Racoon vs HMBLE | — | Crazy Racoon won championship 3-0 |
| Team Roster | Sergeant Clash, x9Jay, Response | Indian + Singaporean talent | — |
Historic Journey to Semi-Finals
RNTX faced early adversity in Group A’s double-elimination format, losing their opening match 0-3 to SK Gaming. With elimination looming, they rallied with a 3-1 victory over Space Station Gaming before edging NOVO Esports 3-2 in an intense decider. This resilience secured second place in Group A behind SK Gaming, eliminating both NOVO and SSG.
The quarter-final against Brazilian powerhouse LOUD showcased RNTX’s championship mettle. Ashmit “Sergeant Clash” Raj Singh earned MVP honors in their thrilling 3-2 victory, propelling India into the semi-finals for the first time in Brawl Stars World Finals history.
Team Excellence and Global Recognition
The roster combined Indian prodigy Sergeant Clash with elite Singaporean professionals Jayden “x9Jay” Wong and Jerome “Response” Kuek, demonstrating South Asia’s growing competitive strength. Rohit Jagasia, Founder and CEO of Revenant Esports, emphasized that Sergeant Clash has established himself as one of the world’s finest players.
Jagasia highlighted that Revenant consistently reaches world championship stages across multiple esports titles, reinforcing their position among the global elite. This top-four finish demonstrates what Indian esports can achieve when competing at the highest international level.
Ashmit expressed pride in the achievement while acknowledging the determination to push further in future competitions, thanking supporters throughout the season.
Founded in 2021, Revenant Esports has become South Asia’s premier esports organization with 45+ athletes across eight rosters competing in PC and mobile titles, steadily making their mark globally from their India headquarters.
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