Bleed sScary: Bleed Valorant Round out their Squad with Xerxia's sScary

Bleed sScary: Bleed Valorant Round out their Squad with Xerxia's sScary

Ganesh Jadhav

16 Sep, 2022, 15:47

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Last updated: 13 May, 2025, 12:51

The Singaporean Esports Organisation Bleed signed sScary from the XERXIA to round out their roster. They did not apply for the Valorant Partnership program but decided to field a Valorant roster and compete in the Ascension league.

 

Who are Bleed Esports?

The Singaporean Organisation Bleed did not field the roster until late October 2021. The organisation fielded an International roster consisting of Maxie and Pyth from Europe, Along with Lenne, Daryeon and juicy.

The team also signed ex-CSGO BIG player/coach LEGIJA as the head coach for the roster. Since then, they also signed Ominous as an analyst and retla their new fifth.

The team is one of the strongest in the region, making waves, entering the VCT circuit through Open qualifiers, and facing second in second in thier very first VCT Malaysia/Singapore challengers. They placed 3rd behind Xerxia and Paper Rex in VCT APAC stage 1 Challengers.

The team replicated the feat in the VCT APAC stage 2 challengers, but since they didn't get enough placement points, they had to play the LCQ. Playing the VCT APAC LCQ, the team fell short to BOOM esports and ONIC G to place 3rd, losing a chance to qualify for Valorant Champions.

Post the LCQ finish and announcement of the Valorant Partnership Program. Bleed announced they'd not be applying and will compete in the Ascension League.

The organisation released all the players and waived the transfer fees so that the players could seek opportunities elsewhere without any restriction. While they only retained the management staff.

Bleed release the roster

 

sScary: the controller clutch machine.

sScary joins Bleed esports

Nutchapon "sScary" Matarat is a Thai controller player known for his abilities in the controller role and his undeniable skill as a clutch player for the team.

sScary was part of the x10 Esports who eliminated Envy from Valorant Champions 2021, pulling a massive upset over team ENVY. The team was later picked by XERXIA esports and since has been the top team in APAC, attending all the three international Valorant LANs of 2022, and sScary was a considerable part of the feat.

With XERXIA not making the partnership, players were allowed to seek offers, and sScary had received many offers from franchised/partnered teams, as reported by Seulgi from VLR and has joined Bleed with one of the largest buyouts and Highest Salary in Asia.

Bleed sScary

The Ascension Bleed:

With the players allowed to explore options, Bleed went on a rebuild for the Ascension League. They resigned Deryeon, Retla and Juicy, who had left the organisation on January 16th.

The team also added the Vietnamese Sova/Fade player crazyguy, who previously played for Nigma Galaxy and Team Big BAAM, to their roster. Finally, They acquired sScary from XERXIA. With this, the rebuilt Bleed will be the team to beat in Valorant's Ascension League, and they will bolster one of the most robust rosters on paper in the region.

With the addition of sScary, the new Bleed roster will be as follows:

  • Derrick "Deryeon" Yee
  • Jorell "Retla" Teo
  • Tyler James "Juicy" Aeria
  • Nutchapon "sScary" Matarat
  • Ngo "Crazyguy" Anh
  • Wong "JayH" Jia Heng
  • Nikola "LEGIJA" Ninic (Head Coach)
  • Abhishek "GodSpeedXD" Bajaj (Coach)
  • Sushant "Ominous" Jha (Analyst)

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