Bleed sPorts, a prominent name in the Asian-Pacific esports spectrum, has acquired a top-performing athlete, Nutchaphon "sScary" Matarat, for its upcoming VCT 2023 journey. Surprisingly, Matarat denied five offers from other partnered teams before finally joining the Singaporean organization, according to online sources.Bleed Esports@ggBleedWe have become the very thing we swore to destroy Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 44201820We have become the very thing we swore to destroy 😈Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 🇹🇭 https://t.co/aTU7v0bmj5sScary is known for being an impeccable support player and has garnered massive popularity for his role as a Controller in XERXIA Esports and X10 Esports. As a result, he was a talent that many APAC teams wanted to acquire and Bleed eSports has offered him a contract that he couldn't refuse.Bleed eSports acquires sScary from XERXIA for its VCT 2023 rosterSeulgi@SeulgiVLRsScary has signed with BLEED to compete in Ascension.He joins as part of the team’s rebuild after spending 2 years with the X10 core. sScary rejected 5 franchised offers to join BLEED: with possibly the highest salary in Asia & had one of the largest buyouts in VALORANT. twitter.com/ggbleed/status…Bleed Esports@ggBleedWe have become the very thing we swore to destroy Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 1714542We have become the very thing we swore to destroy 😈Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 🇹🇭 https://t.co/aTU7v0bmj5🚨sScary has signed with BLEED to compete in Ascension.He joins as part of the team’s rebuild after spending 2 years with the X10 core. sScary rejected 5 franchised offers to join BLEED: with possibly the highest salary in Asia & had one of the largest buyouts in VALORANT. twitter.com/ggbleed/status… https://t.co/xkcJfX7wyQsScary is known for his incredible patience and ability to clutch impossible rounds with his utility usage skills. It wasn't surprising news when an informant claimed that he is now the highest-paid Valorant athlete in Asia. Rumors also suggested that Bleed paid an astounding amount to purchase him from XERXIA, supposedly one of the biggest buyouts in Valorant.BLEED M@BLEEDM8Regarding the rumours about his insane buyout, XERXIA was very fair in his valuation. It certainly wasn’t 700k or 1M.With that being said, at least let us get 2nd place this time twitter.com/ggbleed/status…Bleed Esports@ggBleedWe have become the very thing we swore to destroy Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 51660We have become the very thing we swore to destroy 😈Welcome, @sScaryOfficial 🇹🇭 https://t.co/aTU7v0bmj5Regarding the rumours about his insane buyout, XERXIA was very fair in his valuation. It certainly wasn’t 700k or 1M.With that being said, at least let us get 2nd place this time🙏 twitter.com/ggbleed/status…The rumors regarding the buyout crossing $1,000,000 were dismissed when Bleed clarified the situation. That said, sScary is still possibly the highest salaried player in Asia. The fact that he rejected five franchise offers have left many baffled and wondering how Bleed eSports managed to satiate his requirements.Interestingly, Bleed eSports missed out on qualifying for Riot's partnership program, which is due to start in 2023. However, the organization has chosen to remain in the competition and fight through the common leagues.TheEsportsClub@TheEsportsClub1Stand up for the LG UltraGear TEC Challenger Series VCT Off Season Official Event CHAMPIONS!BLEED Esports take the crown after an unstoppable form!#TEC #Esportsdoneright #FEARLESS12117Stand up for the LG UltraGear TEC Challenger Series VCT Off Season Official Event CHAMPIONS!BLEED Esports take the crown after an unstoppable form!🏆🏆#TEC #Esportsdoneright #FEARLESS https://t.co/UZn7WJnns9Bleed recently won the first off-season VCT tournament in the Asia-Pacific region, the TEC Challenger Series 9, which featured powerful SA (South Asian) and SEA (Southeast Asian) teams. The team dominated almost all of its competitors in the entirety of the series, but sScary wasn't a part of that roster during the tournament.Reportedly, the Singapore-based organization even tried to arrange a merger with Global Esports, a partnered esports organization from the VCT Pacific League. However, sources revealed that the VCT 2023 rule book prevented the merger from moving forward.As of now, Bleed is gearing up to participate in the Challenger splits and Ascension tournaments next year. Its current roster features some of the finest talents from the APAC region. sScary's recent addition completes the team of five, which now consists of him, Derrick "Deryeon" Yee, Jorell "Retla" Teo, Ngô "crazyguy" Công Anh, and Tyler "juicy" James Aeria.The first Challengers split of VCT 2023 will begin in January and end in March, hosting more than 20 regional leagues. Similarly, the second Challengers split will commence in March and end in May.The Challengers Split 2 will be followed by three regional Ascension tournaments that will crown the best Challengers team from each region. The three Ascension winners (Americas, EMEA, and Pacific) in 2023 will be promoted to the international leagues for two years, starting 2024.