It's a thrilling time for esports enthusiasts as Pokémon Unite's World Championship Series (WCS) intensifies with S8UL securing their spot to represent India. This achievement comes after a challenging journey, particularly following their early exit from the Asia Champions League (ACL), where they failed to qualify for the main competition. Now, with the WCS Finals set to take place in the USA this August, S8UL is ready to showcase their skills on the global stage.

The path to the WCS was not without its hurdles for S8UL. After a surprising loss in their opening match of the India Qualifiers, the team found themselves in the lower bracket, facing a steeper climb to the top. Yet, they demonstrated remarkable resilience and skill, ultimately dominating opponents like Team Dynamis, QML, and the well-known Revenant XSpark to secure their qualification.

This triumph is not S8UL's first brush with international competition. The team was also slated to represent India in the 2024 WCS, but visa issues prevented their participation in the Honolulu event. With cross-border travel to the US still presenting challenges, the potential for similar issues remains a concern. However, fans are hopeful that S8UL will overcome these obstacles and leave a lasting impact at the WCS 2025 Finals this summer.

As the esports scene continues to flourish, with events like the PMGO Finals for PUBG Mobile also on the horizon, the excitement is palpable. For those inspired to dive into Pokémon Unite and test their skills, be sure to check out our comprehensive tier list of characters ranked by role. Our guide offers valuable tips and tricks, helping you identify beginner-friendly Pokémon and those that might not be worth your time, no matter your skill level.