Who Are the Rising Stars in Esports This Year?
Esports is having a shining event this year! With new faces appearing as well as breaking record records, 2024 is the ultimate reality show that we didn’t think we needed with no uncomfortable roses or dramatic departures. Let’s look at some of the rising stars who are taking over all the attention (and the money pools).
Counter-Strike 2: Clutch or Kick
One name that has everybody buzzing the world over is Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold. Just 18 years old, this Mongolian genius has proven that brilliance in the tactical arena doesn’t need a driver’s licence. In his role as a representative of The MongolZ, Senzu has produced stunning performances. Profiles of professional esports players aside, his cool under pressure has us all reminded to relax. If he can hold one on one, you’ll be able to manage your Monday mornings.
League of Legends: NA Finally Gets a Shoutout
North America is back in the spotlight (for the right cause the second time!) due to rising stars like Rayan “Sniper” Shoura. The young genius has been able to shake up the LCS with new strategies that could be described as organic. Who said NA is just for memes? It might be time to rethink their role in esports team rankings.
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Dota 2: A Falcon Takes Flight
Stanislav “Malr1ne” Potorak has been the hero Team Falcons deserves. In achieving a huge achievement of 15,000 million MMR Malr1ne ensures that no keyboard remains unbroken. If it’s making amazing saves or making his opponents appear lost, his performances are worthy of inclusion in the highlights of esports players.
Valorant: MVPs in the Making
Kim “Karon” Won-tae of Gen.G Esports is revising the rules. Starting with ranked lobbies and winning MVP titles Karon’s rise to prominence is essentially like a fairy tale–minus the fairy godmother, and many tactical smokes. The way he plays makes one wonder why he can’t get that headshot that is unrated?
PUBG MOBILE: South Asia Rises
The scene has been shaken by teams such as Horaa Esports as well as AS i8 from Pakistan. Sure, they had some bumps in the road at this year’s PMGC, however, their story is “underdog on the rise.” From player transfers to teams’ success, they’re showing they’re not just watching. South Asia isn’t just watching–it’s there to play. Who doesn’t enjoy a bit of chaos in team rosters for esports?
From Controllers to Keyboards: The Common Thread
In all games there is one thing that is certain that they set new benchmarks. No matter what the esports player’s success or team-building this group of stars on the rise is redefining the definition of dominance in the gaming. With the money esports players are earning they could be retiring before the end of this piece.
The world of Esports, the fame and acclaim can fade away, but legacy-building lasts for a lifetime. Be sure to keep your eyes on these names because you’ll likely require them for future trivia nights in esports. You never know. The next star is you. Make sure to keep a record of your best moments.
FAQ
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- Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold is an 18-year-old Mongolian esports prodigy who plays for The MongolZ in Counter-Strike 2. Known for his coolness under pressure, Senzu has stunned the esports community with his brilliant tactical plays, showcasing that age is no barrier to success. His performance is helping to put Mongolian esports on the map.
