Revenant Esports just announced their latest signings of Battlegrounds Mobile India players Deepak “SENSEI” Negi and Harshit “MJ” Mahajan. You can even watch the announcement video on Revenant Esports below.

Rohit Jagasia, the Founder and CEO of Revenant Esports, had this to say about the new recruits: “We’re always on the lookout for talented athletes to join us and help us achieve our goal of becoming the top spot for casual and pro gamers. SENSEI and MJ are two of the most successful mobile gaming players out there, with a huge fan following and a lot of experience in their careers. We’re thrilled to have them on board with Revenant Esports, and we’re excited to support them as they continue to grow.”

SENSEI used to play for Team XO, where he racked up a ton of awards, including coming in third place in the Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2021, as well as winning first place in the Skyesports Grand Slam 2022, Upthrust Esports India Rising 2022, and the Snapdragon Conquest New State Invitational. When asked about joining Revenant Esports, SENSEI said, “I’m so excited to be a part of Revenant Esports. The organization has been growing like crazy since it started, and they can offer me the support I need to keep improving as a player.”

MJ has been in the esports scene for a while now – he got his start in PUBG Mobile esports back in 2019 and even represented his country at the PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL) 2020. Most recently, he was playing for Nigma Galaxy, where he won the Pro Warrier Cup S2 and the Rooter Invitational Series. MJ had this to say about joining Revenant Esports: “The mobile gaming industry in India is exploding right now, and I needed an organization that could support me and help me grow alongside other veterans in the scene, like SENSEI. Revenant is the perfect fit for me, and I’m pumped to be a part of their team.”

Revenant Esports is a big deal in the esports world – they’re one of the top organizations in India, with over 8 rosters across different games and more than 45 athletes. They’re dedicated to helping up-and-coming esports talent, and bringing on SENSEI and MJ will only help boost their mobile gaming division.