PMWI 2022 Afterparty Showdown – GODL Jonathan declines Team 7Sea for PMWI, citing coordination issues: PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 is just around the corner as teams have finally made their final moves ahead of the competition. Apart from the BGMI ban, one of the talking points was GODL Jonathan’s participation chances in the upcoming PMWIrumorsthe ruours were put to bed when Kronten, founder of GODL Esports revealed Jonathan’s stance in an Instagram live. The streamer also clarified why Jonathan declined Team 7Sea’s offer to play in PMWI 2022. For future updates on PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022, follow InsideSport.IN
PMWI 2022 Afterparty Showdown
We are only a few days away from the PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022 which is set to kick off on 11th August 2022. Team SouL and 7Sea Esports will be representing India in PMWI 2022, despite BGMI Ban in India. Tencent posted the confirmation video sharing their name a few days back.
GODL Jonathan declines Team 7Sea Esports
Jonathan is considered one of the top BGMI players in the country. His performances in the recent competitions (BGMS, BMSD) gathered lots of praise throughout the country. Having qualified for the afterp[arty showdown, Team 7sea was also looking for reinforcements to their squad. Jonathan would have been a perfect inclusion to their squad. Hence, they offered Jonathan to play for 7Sea, however, the GODL player rejected the offer citing coordination issues.
The founder of GODL, Kronten revealed all these things in a live discussion mentioning why Jonathan did not join 7Sea. According to him, Jonathan wanted to play the competition only under GODL because he did not how the coordination would work. With all aspects coming to the scene, Jonathan declined the offer.
On the other hand, Scout, one of the popular BGMI players has decided to join 7Sea Esports. The inclusion of Scout will certainly bolster their squad. However, it remains to be seen how the coordination takes place in the afterparty showdown. For future updates on PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2022, follow InsideSport.IN
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