BMPS 2026 is over, GodLike are champions, and now India's attention turns to the Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris. The big question: can GodLike do on the global stage what they did in Jaipur? This video looks back at their historic title run and forward to their international chances. After finishing dead last on Day 1 (20 points, 60+ behind leaders Divine Gaming), Manya promised they'd be at the top by the end — and they delivered, scoring 70+ points on Day 2 to reach 4th, then erasing a 41-point gap on the final day to win the trophy with a 10-point lead. One of the greatest comebacks in Indian BGMI history. The firepower is real — Spower (30 finishes, 2nd overall), Admino (29) and Saumay (28) put three GodLike players in the Grand Finals top six fraggers. With momentum, confidence and a proven winning mentality, they go to Paris as champions rather than scraping in through qualification. But the reality check matters too: at EWC they'll face Alpha7, Aurora, Team Falcons, eArena, NS RedForce, Team Flash and the world's best, where one mistake can end a tournament and where Indian teams have historically finished average. The Day 1 Jaipur version simply can't show up in Paris. The positive — India isn't sending them alone; Orangutan go too, giving the country a stronger combined shot at a statement. Subscribe for EWC 2026 coverage, GodLike updates and Indian esports news. #godlike #godlikeesports #ewc2026 #esportsworldcup #bmps2026champions #bgmi #bgmiesports #spower #Admino #Manya #indianesports #talkesport ---------------------------------------- Note: This content is our original work and is protected by copyright. Any unauthorized copying, distribution, or use will result in an immediate copyright strike. 🔗 Follow us for more: Twitter: http://twitter.com/talkesport Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/talkEsport Instagram: https://instagram.com/officialtalkesport