Highlights
- Revenant XSpark will compete in Group B at the Brawl Stars Challengers Finals in Istanbul.
- RNTX finished third-fourth at the 2025 Brawl Stars World Finals and earned $80K.
- The Istanbul winner will secure the final spot at the Brawl Stars LCQ in Guangzhou, China.
An Indian organization will enter the Brawl Stars Challengers Finals through Southeast Asia this weekend, as Revenant XSpark (RNTX) takes its next international shot at the game’s World Championship. The roster heads to Istanbul with Indian player Ashmit Raj Singh, known as Sergeant Clash, and will face off in Group B on Sep 5, 2026.
RNTX’s regional route is significant because the organization already has a World Finals result to build on. It reached the 2025 World Finals through the Last Chance Qualifier, finished third-fourth in Sweden, and collected $80K USD. That run also included a comeback after an opening defeat to SK Gaming, setting up another meeting with the French team in Istanbul.
The Brawl Stars campaign sits alongside Revenant XSpark’s teams in VALORANT, Free Fire MAX, BGMI, Honor of Kings, and Mobile Legends, as well as its Lenovo Legion jersey partnership.
Brawl Stars Finals Put RNTX Against Two Regional Champions
The Challengers Finals bring together 12 regional champions for two days at ESA Espor Arena in Istanbul, Türkiye. Four groups of three teams will play round-robin matches on Sep 5, with the eight strongest teams moving into the playoffs the following day.
RNTX’s Group B opponents are:
- SK Gaming: France
- Good Game: South Korea
The group matches are best-of-five sets, with each set using a best-of-three format. Sep 6 will feature the single-elimination playoffs, the Grand Final, and the trophy presentation before a live audience.
RNTX CEO Rohit Jagasia said the organization’s ambition extends beyond Istanbul: “Guangzhou is the next target.”
Doors open at 10:30 am local time, while the show is scheduled for 11 am, subject to change. Tickets are sold out, and matches will be available through event.brawlstars.com.
Sergeant Clash Returns With Experienced Roster
Sergeant Clash is joined by Singaporean teammates Jayden Wong (X9Jay) and Walkthrough. X9Jay won four SEA Monthly Finals in 2023 and an Asia Pacific Monthly Finals championship in 2024, while Walkthrough is competing in his first year of international LAN events.
The goal is the One Last Chance Qualifier in Guangzhou. Winning in Istanbul secures the final place there, leaving one more hurdle between RNTX and another World Championship appearance.
