S8UL, a global name in esports and gaming content, has officially announced its complete competitive lineup across 12 titles for the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026. Alongside signing proven international talent, S8UL has built its EWC 2026 campaign with a strong emphasis on Indian participation, ensuring homegrown players are represented across multiple titles on the biggest stage in global esports.
Competing across mobile, PC, console, fighting games, racing, battle royale, and strategy titles, S8UL will field a blend of championship-winning existing rosters and newly signed talent as it looks to make a major impact at EWC 2026 in Riyadh from July 6 to August 23, where over 2,000 players from 200 clubs across more than 100 countries will compete for a record-breaking $75 million (~INR 711 crore) prize pool.
S8UL rosters for EWC 2026 are as follows:
Apex Legends – Rick Wirth (Sharky), Benjamin Spaseski (Jesko), Tom Canty (Legacy) Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) – Aaryaman Seth (Thunder), Harsh Paudwal (Goblin), Khush Singh (Jokerr), Nakul Sharma (NakuL), and Yash Choudhary (LEGIT) Call of Duty (COD): Warzone – Aidan Provenzano (Knight), Chris Paez (Clumziy), Raul Mercado III (Rxul) Chess – Aravindh Chithambaram, Nihal Sarin, Pranesh M EA Sports FC – Aditya Chadha (Krusher), Jonas Wirth (Jonny), Julien Perbal (Fouma) Fatal Fury and Street Fighter 6 – Ansh Arora (Closing Regent), Prateek Bhaunt (B Haunt), Prince (Prince) Fortnite – David Ciubotariu (Faded), Kaan Tafli (Kaan) Honor of Kings – Darkness, Meruem, Xtreme, XesoL, Kyurem, Kael, Doffy and Kong Moba Legends 5v5 – Bikash Tamang (Bobe), Chirag Singh (Radium), Debasish Sana (Anti), Jay Mehta (J), Mohammad Saad (Apex) and Muhammad Syahroni (Ronn) TEKKEN 8 – Akhil Kakar (Tetsu), Gurashish Singh (Soul), Mohammad Sameer (AK Arhaan), Nakul Sharma (Weak Akuma) Trackmania – Alexander Page (Whizzy), Kunal Upreti (Spark) and Neal Kamdar (Neal)Presenting the Class of S8UL Esports 2026New season. New hunger. Same dominance.The journey starts NOW, let the games begin! #GameShuru #S8ULxEWC @EWC_EN pic.twitter.com/EbmDXDqQU8
— S8UL (@S8ulesports) May 1, 2026For this year’s campaign, S8UL has added new players in Chess, COD: Warzone, EA Sports FC, Fatal Fury, Fortnite, Honor of Kings, Street Fighter 6, TEKKEN 8 and Trackmania. The organization will continue with its established lineups in Apex Legends, BGMI, and MOBA Legends 5v5.
A major highlight is the organization’s first-of-its-kind Talent Hunt Program for fighting games, through which six Indian athletes were identified for Fatal Fury, Street Fighter 6, and TEKKEN 8.
The selected players will receive professional coaching, fully funded tournament participation, complete travel support, a monthly stipend, and integration into S8UL’s wider content ecosystem, creating a long-term pathway for Indian fighting game talent to develop and compete internationally.
Commenting on the announcement, Naman Mathur, Co-founder, S8UL said, “The Esports World Cup, with its scale of competition, diversity of titles, and quality of teams involved, is the biggest stage in competitive gaming. For us at S8UL, esports is no longer viewed through the lens of a single game or region, which is why we have built rosters that combine international stars with top talent from India. Competing at this level requires patience, planning, the right people, and a culture where players feel fully supported to perform at their best. We have worked hard behind the scenes to create that environment, and I’m proud of the teams we are sending into this year’s EWC. Our goal is to make our community proud and continue proving that an organization from India can belong among the very best in world esports.”
With a wide global footprint, returning champions, and elite new additions, S8UL enters EWC 2026 with the aim of continuing its mission to elevate India’s presence on the world stage while competing against the very best in global esports.
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