S8UL Esports, a name synonymous with Indian esports success, just dropped a bombshell that’s sending shockwaves through the global gaming community. Forget regional dominance; they’re setting their sights on world conquest! The organization has officially unveiled its brand-new Call of Duty: Warzone roster, and it’s packed with top North American talent ready to take on the best in the world at the Esports World Cup 2025 in Riyadh.
This isn’t just another team signing; it’s a statement. S8UL is the first Indian esports organization to venture into the fiercely competitive global Warzone scene. Leading this charge are seasoned veterans and rising stars: Colin “Trikempathy” Bowers-Wilson, Braxton “Braxtvn” Trice, and Ryder “Ryda” Skarzinski.
Braxtvn, the team’s in-game leader, brings a wealth of experience and a cool head under pressure. With over $64,000 in career earnings, his consistent top-tier placements in the World Series of Warzone speak volumes. He’s proven his mettle time and again, securing victories at prestigious events like the NYSL Warzone Gauntlet and the Total Frenzy Throwdown.
Trikempathy, hailing from Florida, is known for his aggressive and precise gameplay. His consistent performance in major tournaments, racking up over $47,000 in winnings, makes him a formidable force. He’s consistently placed high in events like the World Series of Warzone and the eFuse Shatter Gauntlet.
Completing the trio is Ryda, a rising star with a disciplined approach and exceptional support skills. Despite being a full-time esports athlete for just a year, he’s already earned over $15,000 in prize money. His impressive finishes at events like the eFuse Eternal Rivals and EGL Summer Survival Finals, coupled with a massive online following of over 450,000, highlight his potential both competitively and as a content creator.
Animesh Agarwal, Co-founder and CEO of S8UL, couldn’t contain his excitement. “This marks a historic milestone as the first Indian organization to enter the global Call of Duty: Warzone esports arena,” he declared. “Trikempathy, Braxtvn, and Ryda embody the skill, discipline, and mindset we value at S8UL. This move underscores our commitment to elevating Indian representation across all competitive gaming genres and competing with excellence on the world stage.”
Braxtvn echoed this sentiment, stating, “Becoming part of S8UL is a significant step forward for us. This isn’t just about one tournament; it’s about building something meaningful with an organization that shares our competitive vision and long-term goals. S8UL has a strong legacy in esports, and we’re proud to be part of that journey. With their backing, we’re ready to challenge ourselves at the highest level.”
This Warzone roster announcement follows S8UL’s recent forays into other global esports titles, including Apex Legends with a European roster and StarCraft II with a South Korean player. Their chess division, featuring Indian Grandmasters Nihal Sarin and Aravindh Chithambaram, further demonstrates their commitment to diverse competitive gaming.
S8UL’s strategic expansion into global esports, starting with this powerhouse Warzone team, signals a bold new chapter for the organization and for Indian esports as a whole. Can they conquer the world stage in one of the most popular FPS titles? The Esports World Cup 2025 will be the first major test of this ambitious endeavor.
