Skrossi Valorant

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Who Is Skrossi?

Umesh Borkar
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Skrossi became one of the household names in the Indian Gaming Industry with his aggressive and consistent gameplay.
He became one of the first players from India to feature in the VCT 2023 events.

Ganesh “Skrossi” Gangadhar has become a household name in the Indian Gaming Industry. The first iconic moment that come to mind with the name Skrossi is the famous Ace which helped his former team, Global Esports, achieve a remarkable 9-3 comeback and win the Valorant Conquerors Championship which enabled the team to represent India and South Asia at the APAC (Asia Pacific) Last Chance Qualifiers. Currently, Skrossi is playing for the Revenant Esports Valorant team.

Skrossi’s Journey and transition to Valorant

Skrossi began his esports career by playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). He played and won multiple cafe tournaments with his team and made a name for himself in the Indian CS:GO scene. He also went onto play in several events against the top Indian and SouthEast Asian (SEA) teams and won several events with his team, Beast Esports, along with other well known names like Agneya "Marzil" Koushik.

He transitioned to Valorant in 2020 and started live streaming the game on his Youtube Channel. He became the second Indian Valorant player to reach the Radiant rank in the game. He was then signed by Global Esports (a team partnered with Riot Games for Valorant) on 4th October 2020. After a first couple of months the Global Esports Valorant squad won its first event by beating Velocity Gaming, one of the most dominating teams in Valorant in India.

Skrossi’s consistent performance across events against some of the best teams in India contributed to his rise to fame. His most noteworthy moment arose in the Finals of the Valorant Conqueror Championship 2021 Finals event against Velocity Gaming. The teams were tied 2-2 in the Best of 5 (Bo5) Finals. Velocity Gaming dominated the first half of Map 5 (Ascent) and was leading by a considerable margin of 6 rounds with a scoreline of 9-3. The Global Esports squad mounted a steady comeback in the second half. Skrossi secured a brilliant Ace with the Operator in the 5th round of the second half which helped the team build momentum and win the championship.

These are some of the major achievements of Skrossi in Valorant events:

Skrossi along with Abhirup “LightningFast” Choudhury became one of the first Indian Valorant players to be featured in the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) tournaments to play against some of the best international teams in the world. He played under the Global Esports banner, a team which was partnered with Riot Games for VCT tournaments. He had moments of brilliance in some of the matches he played at the Lock//IN event in Sao Paulo and the VCT Pacific League in the 2023 season, but inconsistent performances across other matches meant that the organization had to part ways with him as the season concluded.

Skrossi’s Earnings

According to Liquipedia, Skrossi has earned $3,697 USD for his Most Valuable Performances (MVP) across events. He also has a Youtube channel named Skrossi and boasts 157K subscribers. He live streams on a daily basis and also uploads highlight videos. According to Social Blade, he earns approximately $59 USD to $947 USD a month.

Skrossi livestreams on his Youtube Channel on a daily basis. He mainly plays Valorant in his live streams and is focused on achieving the highest rank (Radiant) in the game. He also uploads various videos like stream highlights and vlogs on his Youtube Channel. 

These are Skrossi’s top 5 most watched videos on his Youtube Channel:

  • Forsaken is Back - 437K views.

  • Tanmay Bhat Roasts Me in Valorant - 316K views.

  • Skrossi Best Competitive Plays - 305K views.

  • How we Became The Valorant Conquerors Champions - 192K views.

  • Longest Valorant Game Ever in Radiant Rank - 158K views.

Skrossi’s Social Media

To start the 2024 season, Skrossi was signed by the well known Revenant Esports organization. He played in the Valorant Challengers 2024 South Asia: Split 1 Cup 1 with them and the team placed third enabling it to proceed and play the Cup 2 event.


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Umesh is a passionate gamer having experience in a variety of mobile and PC gaming titles. Having played his fare share of games has allowed him to express his thoughts with ease. His present focus is on the Indian region.

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