Ghatak addresses Godlike's Poor Performance in recent BGMI tournament

Godlike Esports is considered one of the biggest powerhouses in the BGMI competition. The team is known for its aggressive approach against opponents which has been quite evident in their past performances. The team consists of one of the best players including ClutchGod, Jonathan, Neyoo, ZGod, and Shadow who have proved their mettle in the official and third-party BGMI tournaments. However, the team's recent performance has not been up to the mark as they failed to qualify for the grand finals of recent BGMI third-party tournaments. Godlike Esports' BGMI coach Abhijeet "Ghatak" Andhare has criticized the performance of his team in a recent Instagram story.

Ghatak criticizes Godlike's poor performance in an Instagram story

Godlike Esports which is famous for its aggressive BGMI performances in the past is falling apart in the recent third-party BGMI tournaments. The team has failed to qualify for the grand finals of Villager Esports BGMI Pro Invitational and Upthrust Esports BGMI RanBhoomi Season 2. Team Godlike's coach Ghatak took a dig toward his team in a recent Instagram story, he posted, "No matter how confident you are, if you don't grind, you'll get what you deserve." 

The Instagram story indicated Godlike's poor performance which has been a matter of concern for him. Ghatak primarily referred to the lack of practice which has resulted in the elimination from recent BGMI tournaments. The fans have been disappointed and are eagerly waiting for Godlike Esports to bounce back in the upcoming tournaments. 

However, just a week ago, Godlike Esports became the champions of the IQOO PRO Series by displaying a dominating performance in the grand finals. The team accumulated 136 points in 18 matches with the key player JONATHAN delivering an MVP performance. The tables are now completely turned and the team has failed to carry the winning momentum in the ongoing tournaments. It's now important for the team to figure out their weaknesses and work on them to maintain consistency. The massive fanbase of Godlike Esports would be expecting a comeback from the team in the upcoming tournaments.