Fire Flux Esports and IF Parla Esports joined forces for Challenger Türkiye Birlik and beyond.
The statement came after Cantuğ “UNLOST” Özsoy, Founder of Fire Flux Esports, expressed his excitement on Twitter for an unknown reason. Everyone was intrigued about the subject that UNLOST is so excited about. The teams shared meaningful songs with each other, and a few hours later, the union announcement came.
With this merger, the VALORANT staff of Parla Esports moved to the team they merged with. Both teams will now compete under the Fire Flux Esports name. However, now VALORANT Challengers Türkiye Birlik League 2nd Split will continue with 9 teams instead of 10 teams. The competition will continue with the announced new squad.
S2G Esports founder and famous content producer KFCEatbox expressed his reaction to the merger on his Twitter address.
We had no idea about this, are you guys high? When I last checked we were trying to make league better and attract more viewers. I really wonder about you guys mental state when making that desicion :DDDDD
Barış Can – Founder of S2G Esports
Barış Can said that he faced various problems when they joined the VALORANT Challengers Türkiye Birlik League. He wondered how the administration that did this approved the merger and the league was reduced to 9 people. He shared with his followers how the league, which aims to increase the audience and the pleasure of watching, did such a thing.
Barış Can said that they received many warnings in order for the league to be permanent and solid, but despite this, he said that he could not understand why they did such a thing.
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