"The future for Apex Legends in India is bright": Hasan Ali "FATTMONSTER" Naqvi, coach, Revenant Esports Apex Legends roster

sportskeeda.com:

Revenant Esports made headlines when they unveiled their Apex Legends roster. The esports organization signed the FreeAgents team and will be the only Indian esports team to participate in the anticipated ALGC Split 2 Playoffs 2022. The event will be held in Stockholm from April 29 to May 1.

Hasan Ali "FATTMONSTER" Naqvi is an ex-professional Apex Legends player who is now the team's coach. In conversation with Sportskeeda Esports's Debolina Banerjee, he talked about his experience in the esports world, his excitement about joining the Revenant Esports, and more.

FATTMONSTER: I had prior experience in e-coaching before I started playing professionally. After the Split 1 Pro League, I felt that I could add more value to the team by coaching rather than competing.

As a data scientist, I can use my skills to coach the team. We were the only team to use the Apex Legends character, Crypto, throughout Split 2 in APAC-S (Apex Legends Global Series Championship-South) and utilized him to the full potential.

FATTMONSTER: Apex Legends is a game that requires better than average PC specifications, which might be why it is not as popular as the other games. The lack of local tournaments is also probably why the Respawn Entertainment classic is not as famous.

FATTMONSTER: In my opinion, Apex Legends Mobile will completely change the mobile gaming scene in India. It is very different from the current games available.

I have tried the battle royale title myself and believe it is terrific. If EA can promote the title right, I think it will be the biggest mobile game in India.

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FATTMONSTER: Revenant Esports is the fastest-growing organization in India. We were approached by multiple esports organizations from around the world