S8UL Esports co-owner Naman “Mortal” Mathur has addressed the reported altercation between star BGMI players Goblin and Pardhan that allegedly took place during a Sunburn event. The incident, which reportedly began as a heated argument and turned physical, has sparked intense debate within the Indian esports community about player conduct and professionalism. Check what Mortal said on Goblin – Pardhan Sunburn Clash.
Mortal on Goblin – Pardhan Sunburn Clash: “We Don’t Encourage These Things”
Speaking on his livestream, Mortal confirmed that both S8UL and Revenant XSpark management are aware of what transpired between the two players. He clearly stated that neither organization encourages such behaviour, emphasizing that the fight was an individual matter between the players and not something supported or backed by their teams.
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Multiple Sides to the Story
Mortal urged fans to remain cautious about unverified narratives circulating online regarding the clash. He stressed that there are always “two–three sides” to any story and warned viewers not to blindly trust every clip, tweet, or claim they see on social media about the incident.
Denial of Goblin Stone-Pelting Claims
One of the most notable parts of Mortal’s statement was his clarification around reports of alleged stone pelting outside RNTX’s bootcamp after the event. Mortal firmly stated that this particular claim is false, adding that certain details around the situation have been over-exaggerated by sections of the internet.
Final Warning for Goblin
Mortal also addressed Goblin’s role directly, making it clear that this controversy serves as a last warning for the player from his side. He underlined that such incidents should not be repeated, reinforcing the expectation that players under S8UL maintain professionalism and set a better example for fans and aspiring athletes.
