Spower, a highly skilled BGMI athlete, has made a return to blind eSports after his departure from godlike eSports. This marks his second stint with Blind Esports, having previously left due to a controversy with the team IGL.
Spower Reunites with Blind ESports
Spower, a potential future superstar recently left Godlike Esports after low performance in the BGMI Master Series Season 2 and Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2023 he has good synergy with Blind Esports and won many titles with the teams including Villagers Esports DOMIN8R Series, Skyesports Champions Series, Upthrust Survival Saga Season 2, and Upthrust Challengers Showdown, as well as many events finishing in the top 5 positions.
Today Blind Esports announces the return of Spower saying, We’re thrilled to announce the return of Spower, your presence exudes class and excellence, and we couldn’t be more honored to have you back in our ranks. Your journey with us has always been distinguished, and we can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make in the chapters ahead. Together, we’ll continue to define the pinnacle of esports grace.
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Recently, Chetan Chandagude, aka Kronten, revealed the Godlike BGMI roster, including Jonathan, Neyoo, Zgod, Shadow, and Clutchgod. and shockingly their is no Name of Spower in the list,
Kronten said that “SPOWER will be playing in a new eSports team in upcoming events. Earlier when we signed SPOWER in Godlike Esports, we have signed him for a limited time period to try him on the roster. If the team synergy built properly, he would have continued.”
Spower has now reunited with his former formidable lineup, which previously dominated the post-ban period of BGMI. Meanwhile, Blind Esports is actively participating in the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2023.
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