Revenant XSpark, a Mumbai-based multi-game esports company, is back in the international Brawl Stars arena, and this time, there is no room to play it safe. The Indian organisation heads to Istanbul, Türkiye, for the Brawl Stars Challengers Finals on 5 and 6 September, with a ticket to Guangzhou, a city in China and the One Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) on the line.
Representing Southeast Asia, Revenant XSpark is one of 12 regional challengers champions descending on ESA Espor Arena. The prize? More than silverware. The winner grabs the final qualification spot for the Brawl Stars Championship One Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) in Guangzhou.
Revenant XSpark has been handed a tricky Group B draw, where it will face SK Gaming from France and Good Game from South Korea. Day one will see the 12 teams battle through four round-robin groups, with eight advancing to the playoffs. From there, it is straight knockout territory on 6 September, culminating in the grand final and trophy lift.
For Revenant XSpark, Istanbul is unfinished business. The organisation already knows what it takes to punch above its weight. After qualifying through the 2025 Last Chance Qualifier, the team went on to finish third-fourth at the Brawl Stars World Finals 2025, taking home a US$80,000 team prize. It was only the second time an Indian team had made it to the Brawl Stars World Finals.
Leading the charge again is Ashmit “Sergeant Clash” Raj Singh, one of India’s leading Brawl Stars players. His composure and game sense were crucial to Revenant XSpark’s 2025 LCQ triumph, and he will once again be expected to deliver when the pressure is turned up. Jayden “X9Jay” Wong adds a hefty dose of international experience. The Southeast Asian veteran won four SEA (Southeast Asia) Monthly Finals titles in 2023 and an Asia Pacific Monthly Finals championship in 2024. He was also part of Revenant XSpark’s World Finals campaign last year. Then there is Walkthrough, the Singaporean newcomer entering his first year of international Lan (Local Area Network) competition. Aggressive, fearless and built for high-impact plays, he brings fresh firepower to a roster that blends proven experience with a rising talent.
“Every international campaign is an opportunity to raise the bar, and Istanbul is no different. We know the level of competition we are walking into, but we also know what this roster is capable of when it performs at its best,” said Revenant XSpark CEO Rohit N. Jagasia. “Having already reached the world finals last season, our ambition is not simply to participate; it is to keep pushing deeper into the global competitive circuit. Istanbul is the first step, Guangzhou is the next target, and ultimately, we want to be back on the world finals stage,” he further added.
The stakes are clear: Istanbul is not the destination, but the next step towards Guangzhou, and, ultimately, the World Championship.
