XERXIA Esports
XERXIA Esports
Asia-Pacific
Rank #26
have parted ways with the core of their starting roster by releasing Thanamethk "Crws"
Mahatthananuyut, Itthirit "foxz"
Ngamsaard, and Panyawat "Sushiboys"
Subsiriroj. Coach Yuttanagorn "Zeus"
Kaewkongyai and Manager Jirawat "HeadHawk"
Kalumpanun have also split with the organization.

@Crws_vlrt @foxzfoxzfoxz @ImSushiboys
XERXIA's core roster exploded into 2022 by qualifying for Masters: Reykjavik as SEA's second seed following a narrow defeat to
Paper Rex
Paper Rex
Asia-Pacific
Rank #5
mindfreak
Aaron Leonhart
Jinggg
Wang Jing Jie
f0rsakeN
Jason Susanto
d4v41
Khalish Rusyaidee
something
Ilya Petrov
in the grand finals of APAC Stage 1: Challengers. Despite triumphing over
OpTic Gaming
OpTic Gaming
Inactive
in Group B's opener, the future champions would exact their revenge on XERXIA by eliminating them from the tournament in the deciding match.
Still hungry for a trophy, the troupe again saw themselves on the international stage after qualifying for Masters: Copenhagen as SEA's second seed following another loss to Paper Rex in the APAC Stage 2: Challengers grand finals. Despite having new competition in Group B, XERXIA's group stage run in Denmark mirrored their results in Iceland as the team fell to
NORTHEPTION
NORTHEPTION
Japan
Rank #14
and
FunPlus Phoenix
FunPlus Phoenix
Inactive
SUYGETSU
Dmitry Ilyushin
Zyppan
Pontus Eek
ANGE1
Kyrylo Karasov
Shao
Andrey Kiprsky
ardiis
Ardis Svarenieks
, the eventual tournament winners.
With a slot at 2022's Champions guaranteed thanks to the circuit points the team had built up, XERXIA had one more shot on the world stage. Unfortunately, after losing to
XSET
XSET
Inactive
in their opening match, XERXIA were sent home by
KRÜ Esports
KRÜ Esports
Latin America South
Rank #2
keznit
Angelo Mori
Mazino
Roberto Rivas
adverso
Benjamín Poblete
Shyy
Fabian Usnayo
Melser
Marco Eliot Machuca Amaro
, putting an end to their 2022 season with only one international match won.
Following Riot's announcement of the 30 official partnered teams for franchising, XERXIA's roster underwent changes, as star player Nutchapon "sScary"
Matarat would split with the team and later sign with
BLEED
BLEED
Inactive
. Following their core's departure, XERXIA is left without a coach and only two active players.