India’s S8UL Esports wins Esports Content of the year award

 

Esports Awards have been held every year for the last seven years. They aim to “ensure that success and achievement in esports is celebrated globally, acting as an impartial entity across all platforms and titles.”

Esports Awards are awarded to professionals who work in the esports industry and bring out exceptional performances for which they deserve to be awarded. These awards have been felicitated to big names like Nadeshot, Bugha, Dr. Disrespect and many others since its inception.

The nomination process is precisely transparent and public-oriented. Esports Awards allows anyone to submit an entry for a deserving candidate. These names are later divided into five categories and taken into consideration.

The nominees for the Content Group of the Year award are listed below:

1. S8ul Esports
2. 100 Thieves
3. FaZe Clan
4. LOUD
5. One True King
6. G4TV
7. Tribo Gaules
8. OfflineTV
9. Full Squad Gaming
10. Team Summertime

India’s fan-favourtie gaming content creation group S8ul was, on Tuesday, named the Content Group of the Year at the 2022 Esports Awards. This is the first time that any Indian entity has won at the Esports Awards. S8ul, which is home to some of India’s most popular creators, was nominated for the award alongside nine other groups from across the world. The other nominations for Content Group of the Year included 100 Thieves, Faze Clan, Loud, One True King, G4TV, Tribo Gaules, Offline TV, Full Squad Gaming, and Team Summertime.

On the other hand, S8ul Mortal aka Naman Mathur and GodLike Gaming’s Jonathan missed out on an individual awards in the 2022 Esports Awards. While Mortal was nominated for Esports Personality of the Year, Jonathan was in contention to win the Esports Mobile Player of the Year. The latter was the first-ever Indian to be nominated in the Mobile Esports Player category.

SOUL ESPORTS A was recently crowned champion of the Battlegrounds Mobile Pro Series Season 1, the biggest BGMI tournament in the country.