Pokémon Unite\'s India Qualifiers wrap with S8UL set to represent the country at the WCS finals

The world of esports is buzzing with excitement as S8UL has qualified to represent India at the Pokémon Unite World Championship Series (WCS). This achievement comes on the heels of a challenging period for the team, following a disappointing performance at the Asia Champions League (ACL) where they were knocked out early and failed to qualify for the main competition.

Now, S8UL is gearing up to head to the United States this August for the WCS Finals, marking a significant comeback. Their journey through the India Qualifiers was fraught with drama; after losing their opening match, they were forced to navigate the lower bracket, making their path to victory even more arduous. Despite these challenges, S8UL dominated their opponents, including Team Dynamis, QML, and the familiar Revenant XSpark, to secure their spot in the finals.

This isn't the first time S8UL has qualified for the WCS; they were also set to represent India in the 2024 WCS. Unfortunately, they couldn't compete due to visa issues that prevented their travel to Honolulu. With cross-border travel into the US still presenting challenges, the team remains cautious but hopeful that they will be able to participate without any hitches this time around at the WCS 2025 finals.

As the esports community continues to celebrate this thrilling news, another major event is on the horizon. The PMGO finals for PUBG Mobile are set to take place later this week, adding to the excitement in the competitive gaming world.

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