Esports Awards 2023: Top Honors Winners Revealed
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Discover who won the top honors at the Esports Awards 2023. From best players to best games, see the full list of winners and highlights. Learn more now!
Esports Awards 2023 -
The [Esports Awards](/blog/esports-awards-2023) 2023 were held yesterday, November 30, and we now have the whole list of winners for this year. Valorant has won Esports Game of the Year for the second time. Along with them, India's Team S8UL has continued their run from previous year and has won the Content Creator of the Year title in 2023. [Riot Games](/blog/valorant-champions-shanghai-your-complete-guide-to-buying-tickets-and-attending) was also named Esports Publisher of the Year. The entire list of winners from the Esports Awards 2023 can be seen below for interested readers.Esports Awards 2023 : List of Winners
The Lexus Esports Awards are a night dedicated to celebrating top-tier achievement and innovation in different elements of the esports ecosystem, including as players, teams, media, hardware suppliers, games, events, and personalities. Many gamers across the world value the platforms dedicated to esports and [competitive gaming](/blog/r6-esports-stage-2-preview-teams-meta-and-what-to-watch), and today marks our celebration of the esports sector. Here is the list of deserving winners for the Esports Awards 2023. 2023 is likely to be remembered as one of the most extraordinary years in video gaming history. It has also proven to be an important and defining time for esports. A Red Carpet and Pre-Show preceded the main event of the Esports Awards 2023. The Esports Awards 2023 featured a total of thirty awards, including major categories like as Esports Game of the Year, Esports Personality of the Year, and countless more. Without further ado, here are the thirty victors of the Esports Awards 2023 [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1200"]The winner of the Esports Game of the Year award is... @VALORANT
CONGRATULATIONS! 🏆#EsportsAwards2023 pic.twitter.com/uwtW5YQjyy - Esports Awards (@esportsawards) November 30, 2023
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| Award | Winner |
| Esports Publisher of the Year | Riot Games |
| Esports Game of the Year | Valorant |
| Esports Content Creator of the Year | S8UL Esports |
| Esports Organization of the Year | Team Vitality |
| Esports Coverage Platform of the Year | Esports Charts |
| Streamer of the Year | Rivers_GG |
| Esports Personality of the Year | Disguised Toast |
| Esports Team of the Year | T1 League of Legends |
| Esports Creative of the Year | Seso |
| Esports Cosplay of the Year | Akemikun |
| Esports Mobile Game of the Year | Mobile Legends |
| Esports Journalist of the Year | Richard Lewis |
| Esports Content of the Year | Faker: A Decade of Greatness |
| Esports Broadcast/Production Team of the Year | ESL FACEIT Group |
| Esports Creative Team of the Year | Paper Crowns |
| Esports Supporting Service of the Year | Prodigy Agency |
| Esports Commercial Partner of the Year | Gucci |
| Collegiate Program of the Year | The University of Oklahoma |
| Esports PC Player of the Year | Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok |
| Esports Desk Analyst of the Year | Mimi “aEvilCat” Wermcrantz |
| Esports Controller Player of the Year | Paco “HyDra” Rusiewiez |
| Esports Host of the Year | Caleb “WavePunk” Simmons |
| Esports Colour Caster of the Year | Dan “Gaskin” Gaskin |
| Esports Breakthrough Player of the Year | Max “Demon1” Mazanov |
| Esports Mobile Player of the Year | Mohamed “Mohamed Light” Tarek |
| Esports Coach of the Year | Christine “Potter” Chi |
| Esports Play of the Year | Ilya “m0NESY” Osipov |
| Esports Play by Play Caster of the Year | Mitch “Uber” Leslie |
S8UL and Mortal have won the Esports Awards 2023 -
On the event, Lokesh Jain aka Goldy, Co-Founder of S8UL and 8Bit Creative, stated "Winning the 'Content Group of the Year' award last year was an incredible milestone for us, and to follow it up with another one this year is beyond words." This accomplishment is a testimony to our commitment, the hard work of our artists, and the unending love of our followers. S8UL has altered the perception of games and content in India. We are determining the future of Indian Esports and game artists' economies on a global scale, not simply providing content."
And the Winner is…@S8ulesports
Congratulations on becoming the 2023 Content Creator of the Year presented by @Xfinity. #EsportsAwards2023 pic.twitter.com/2KEoCJdhNE - Esports Awards (@esportsawards) December 1, 2023
Statement from Nimesh Agarwal, nicknamed 8Bit Thug, Co-Founder of S8UL and 8Bit Creatives, on receiving the award "Winning this difficult category twice against some of the industry's biggest names is a surreal feeling." These milestones confirm that we are on the right track with our strategy and provide us with something to celebrate at a time when the industry is undergoing tremendous changes. This triumph caps off a momentous year for the community. Thank you to our amazing staff, our supporters, and everyone who believed in us! We are prepared to achieve even bigger things in 2024! As usual, up and upwards."
The following are the sentiments of Naman Mathur aka Mortal, Co-Founder of S8UL, on the award "Being the only Indian organisation to win the Esports Awards not once, but twice, is a source of pride not only for us, but for the entire Indian Esports fraternity." This award recognises the tremendous work of our brilliant creators and team members, as well as the incredible support of our fans who have been following our programming religiously for the past several years. It brings us great pride to see S8UL's creative and amazing content reshaping the country's gaming content scene and fueling its growth. We are inspired to continue breaking expectations and revolutionising the global gaming environment."
