Mortal wins 'Content Creator of the Year' at Esports Awards 2024

Mortal wins 'Content Creator of the Year' at Esports Awards 2024

The Indian gaming icon secures a historic victory, elevating India’s esports pride

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Mumbai: Naman Mathur, famously known as Mortal, has etched his name in global esports history by winning the prestigious ‘Content Creator of the Year’ award at the Esports Awards 2024 part two. The ceremony, held in Los Angeles, celebrated the finest in the gaming world, with Mortal triumphing over global heavyweights such as Tarik Celik, Ibai Llanos Garatea, and Marc 'Caedrel' Lamont.

This landmark achievement highlights Mortal’s exceptional contribution to the gaming ecosystem, solidifying his status as India’s biggest gamer. With over seven million YouTube subscribers and 5.3 million Instagram followers, Mortal has become a beacon of inspiration for millions of gamers in India and beyond.

S8UL Esports co-founder, Mathur aka Mortal expressed his gratitude, stating, “Winning this award is an incredible moment of pride, not just for me but for the entire Indian gaming and esports community. My journey began with a simple passion for gaming, and seeing that passion resonate with millions of people is truly humbling. I hope this achievement inspires more young gamers to chase their dreams and believe that they too can earn global recognition through dedication and hard work. I am deeply grateful to S8UL for being the backbone of my journey. This success is not mine alone- it belongs to every fan, every teammate, and every supporter who believed in me and in the potential of Indian esports.”

S8UL Esports co-founder, Animesh Agarwal aka 8Bit Thug, shared his elation, “This award holds a deeply personal meaning for me. Watching Mortal achieve this recognition feels like a shared victory- one that takes me back to where it all began. From the late nights to the sacrifices, every moment has led us here. Together, we’re not just creating history; we’re shaping the future of gaming and esports globally. A victory for him, a milestone for Indian esports!”

S8UL Esports co-founder, Lokesh ‘Goldy’ Jain added,  “When we first started this journey, we had no idea how far it would take us, but we always knew we were in this together. Mortal has always been like a brother to me, and seeing him win this award feels like a personal achievement. For him to be honoured with this accolade today is a reflection of the countless hours, effort and heart we’ve poured into building who we are and what we stand for.”

Mortal’s milestone victory shines a spotlight on India’s growing influence in the global esports and gaming content scene, inspiring a new generation of dreamers and achievers.