Gurashish Singh, known as Soul, and Prateek Bhaunt, known as B Haunt, have officially qualified to represent India in Tekken 8 and Street Fighter 6 at the upcoming 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Their qualifications were secured through victories at the National Esports Championships 2026, the official qualification tournament for India's esports contingent. This achievement is a significant milestone for both players and the Indian fighting game community, showcasing the effectiveness of S8UL's grassroots talent development initiatives. Soul expressed his gratitude for the support received through S8UL's Fighting Games Talent Hunt Program, which has provided him with essential resources and coaching. Both players are also competing in the Esports World Cup 2026 qualification pathways, alongside other S8UL athletes. S8UL's co-founder, Animesh Agarwal, highlighted the organization's commitment to nurturing talent and facilitating opportunities for Indian players to compete on international stages. The Asian Games will feature esports as a full medal event, reflecting the growing recognition of competitive gaming in the sporting landscape.