Sharper Esport have consolidated their roster with the addition of Thanyathon “Leviathan” Nakmee, formerly of Sainuahualouis.
THAILAND – Sharper Esport have announced that they have expanded their lineup to six players following the signing of former Sainuahualouis player Thanyathon “Leviathan” Nakmee.
A relatively new name to the Thai VALORANT scene, Leviathan first popped on the radar in FPSThailand VALORANT Series Season 2, plying his trade for Horizon Academy.
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(Photo courtesy of Sharper Esport)
Later on, the Controller player was signed by Sainuahualouis for a stint that unfortunately only lasted two months, as he departed the squad in late June alongside Jetanipat “jazper” Rattanawichai – who has now become Leviathan’s teammate once again in Sharper Esport – after the end of their VCT Thailand Stage 2 Challengers campaign.
Having failed to qualify for the VCT APAC Last Chance Qualifier, Sharper Esport do not have any tournaments scheduled for the following months, at least on the official VCT circuit. Patcharapon “Niffy” Junman and co. will look to improve their results moving to the VCT off-season, where numerous third-party tournaments will be available to participate.
The team has been struggling to make it to the top four of both VCT Challengers this year, where they were invariably crushed by FULL SENSE multiple times in the elimination. This time around, they will have more than enough time to gel and prepare for more structure before making their match debut and make sure that the FULL SENSE curse does not affect them anymore.
With Leviathan’s joining, Sharper Esport are now:
- 🇹🇭 Patcharapon “Niffy” Junman
- 🇹🇭 Teerapat “Acetics” Jinyong
- 🇹🇭 Thanadol “newgen” Kitautcharanukul
- 🇹🇭 Bhakron “Changee” Banchong
- 🇹🇭 Jetanipat “jazper” Rattanawichai
- 🇹🇭 Thanyathon “Leviathan” Nakmee
- 🇹🇭 Tuwanon “z3rIw” Siriwongmongkol (Coach)
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Cover photo courtesy of Sharper Esport
