Fire Flux signed the complete REBORN lineup before the VCT EMEA Stage 2 Play-Ins. The Turkish roster will compete under the organisation’s name against PCIFIC Esports.
Batujnax, hezacoil, Kachoww, DeadInk and reazy remain together. Coaches Lev and XovLoV also continue with the group.
The players qualified before joining Fire Flux
REBORN reached the EMEA Play-Ins through its results in regional competition. The lineup earned the place before receiving organisational support. The group had formed after leaving S2G Esports. It then won Türkiye Birlik Stage 2 without losing a series. REBORN also claimed the Challengers EMEA Stage 2 title. A runner-up finish in Stage 3 was enough to secure the Play-In invitation.
Fire Flux therefore acquire a roster with a confirmed place and shared match experience. The players do not begin as a newly assembled five. Keeping both coaches adds further continuity. Existing review methods and communication can remain in place under the new name. The move changes the organisation around the roster without changing the five active players. That distinction matters before an immediate tournament.
The five players keep their established roles
Batujnax plays the initiator role and previously represented Apeks. His utility connects the first contact with the rest of the attack. Reazy operates as a flexible option and has earlier top-level experience with BBL Esports. That background supports changes between maps. Hezacoil provides controller play, while Kachoww takes the primary duelist responsibility. Both entered professional competition relatively recently.
DeadInk completes the five and has often used secondary duelist roles. He previously competed for several Turkish teams. Lev and XovLoV remain in the coaching positions. Their continued presence prevents a complete reset during the short preparation window. The five players cover initiator, controller, duelist and flexible roles. Lev and XovLoV remain in the coaching positions.
Fire Flux return with a qualified roster
Fire Flux have operated in Valorant since 2021 and previously fielded several recognised Turkish players. The organisation has often reached strong regional positions. Its earlier roster attempted to qualify through the EMEA Last Chance event. That team placed between fifth and eighth and missed the Play-Ins. Signing REBORN gives Fire Flux a place in the same stage. The organisation now supports a group that qualified through its own results.
This is not a merger of two active lineups. The published roster contains the five REBORN players and their existing coaches. Fire Flux bring infrastructure and a known brand. The players bring the tournament place and the competitive record earned together. That exchange is complete before the first match. The team will appear under Fire Flux rather than its temporary independent name.
Fire Flux will face PCIFIC in the opening match
Fire Flux open the Play-Ins against PCIFIC Esports. Both organisations are connected to Turkish Valorant but arrive through different competitive paths. The first team to win two maps advances through the upper bracket. The losing team moves to the lower bracket. The losing team still receives a lower-bracket opportunity. A second defeat would end the run before the main playoffs.
The familiar regional background may help both sides understand individual tendencies. The current rosters and map pool remain the stronger evidence. Fire Flux enter with the continuity of REBORN’s five players. PCIFIC bring recent experience from the VCT group stage. The match will compare those two forms of preparation. It will also be the first official result under the new Fire Flux roster.
The qualified roster stays together
REBORN earned attention by winning after becoming independent. The Fire Flux agreement gives that run an organisational home. The players keep the place they secured together. No replacement was announced inside the active five. Support behind the roster can help with travel, practice and event operations. Those practical areas matter during an international league stage.
Competitive performance still remains with the players and coaches. The new banner does not alter earlier results or guarantee later ones. The first public measure arrives against PCIFIC. Until then, the confirmed news is the transfer of one complete qualified roster.
Players and coaches join Fire Flux together
Fire Flux signed the complete REBORN lineup instead of changing individual positions. The five players already share recent match experience. Lev and XovLoV continue with the roster as coaches. That keeps the working group together before a short preparation period.
PCIFIC provide the first confirmed opponent in the Play-Ins. The match begins Fire Flux’s new stage with a familiar lineup and a new organisation.
