S8ul enters the deadly fury region with signature

A global powerhouse in S8ul Esports, Esports and Gaming materials, officially with the signature of experienced athletes is making its debut in the competitive scene Marcoantonio Malpica (Yurikov)Known for its versatility and longevity in FGC (Fighting Game Community), Yurikov signed in S8ul’s first deadly anger as the organization chief ESPORTS continues to expand its international appearance in the titles.

S8ul steps into a deadly fury area

Yurikov is a Peru-American contestant, which has more than a decade experience in the Global Fighting Game Circuit. Competition professionally since 2012, he first grew prominently in titles such as The King of Fighters and the guilty gear, and since then made a successful transition to the fatal fury, with them with consistency, adaptability and legacy of competitive drives.

He has played over 400 matches and his tournament has many fighting games, including Summer Jam 2023, South Louisiana Major 2023, and Heat Wave 2022 – Northeast Championship 22. Now under the S8ul banner, Yurikov will represent India’s Top ESPOR organization in Riyadh in 2025.

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“Solo rows to large league. S8l is a new chapter. I have always shifted with purpose- now it’s time to do with a team that shares vision. Let’s make history,” Said Marketonio “Yurikov” Malpika.

S8ul’s move in the deadly fury follows a series of high-effects of signals in several titles including Apex Legends, Call of Duty (COD) Warzone, Chess, EAFC25, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), Starcraft II and Tekken 8. Multi-style increases heritage.

“Esports are growing rapidly, and staying further means not only to follow the trends, but to set them. In S8ul, we always support talents that can lead to talent, not just a tournament, but in Eras.” Said Animesh Aggarwal, aka 8 bit thugs, co-founder and CEO of S8ul. “Yurikov Cook was watching for a while – he always knew that he was separated separately. Welcome to the family, Harmano.”

EWC 2025 will witness 16 of the world’s best deadly fury players, which will fight for a portion of a large scale (approximately IR 8.5 crore) award pool in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from 10 to 12 July.

With this announcement, S8ul has now unveiled the roster in all eight titles, which they will compete in EWC 2025. The lineups are as follows:

• Apex legends: Rick Varth (Sharki), Benjamin Spacesky (Jessco) and Tom Candy (Legacy)
• Call of Duty: Warzone: Colin Bovers-Wilson (Trichmpathy), Brexon Trices (BrexTaven), and Rider Scarzinsky (RYDA)
• chess: Nihal Sarin and Aravinde Chithmbaram
• Eafc25: Jonas Varth (Johnny) and Aaron Rivera (Happy)
• Deadly fury: Marcoantonio Malpica (Yurikov)
• Mobile legends bang, Michael Cosgun (Mobzen), Ian Hohal (Fwidchikan), Jung Seong-Hun (Hoon), Zimath-JE Kaluya (Zia), Woh Tung (Shark), and Carlos Ortega Vega (Bestplayer 1)
• Starcraft II: Pyang J Koh (Gumiho)
• Techcan 8: Arja Gamuri (Safiblack) and Nino Schwarz (Nino)

All rosters now officially announced, the EWC 2025 road begins for S8ul and Indian Esports. As one of India’s most famous asports and gaming material organizations, S8ul is set to represent the nation on the world’s largest asportst stage and to bring Indian esport to unprecedented global heights.