MOGO Esports bids farewell to BGMI pro Shogun ahead of BMPS 2024
MOGO Esports has parted ways with BGMI player Pawan "Shogun" Kumar ahead of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series (BMPS) 2024. The team entered the game's esports scene in May 2024 after signing the former Gods Reign’s squad. The roster played for Gladiators Esports in 2023 and won two titles, including the BGMS Season 2 and BGIS.
Shogun leaves MOGO Esports after a one-year stint. There were rumors about him leaving the organization during the recently concluded BGMS Season 3, and they have all turned out to be true.
BGMI pro Shogun's stint with MOGO Esports before exit
MOGO Esports recently participated in the BGMS Season 3 and finished 11th in the Grand Finals. Shogun left the team just three days after the conclusion of the tournament. The organization is expected to add a new player to its roster for the BMPS 2024.
MOGO Esports has not been in the best of forms over the last three months. The team finished 14th in the BGIS 2024, but they will hope to claim their first title in the upcoming tournament.
Shogun started his esports career in 2021. He joined Gladiators Esports after the re-release of Battlegrounds Mobile India in May 2023 and enjoyed remarkable success with the organizarion.
The team won the Nodwin BGMI Champions Cup in July before emerging victorious in the India Today League Invitational. The Destro-led squad registered a thumping win in the BGMI Masters Series Season 2 before lifting the BGIS 2023 trophy in emphatic style.
Shogun and his teammates finished second in the BMPS 2023, which was won by Blind Esports. The roster was then signed by Gods Reign in January 2024. The team played for the organization for around four months but failed to perform like they did the previous year.
Shogun and his teammates joined MOGO Esports in May 2024 but still couldn't regain their lost form.
Shogun will now join a different team for the upcoming BMPS 2024, which will commence on August 20, 2024, with 128 BGMI teams. Krafton has already announced the tournament's format and schedule.