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GIANTX
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Location Málaga, Spain Spain
London, United Kingdom UK
Owners José Ramón Díaz
Tim Reichert
Sponsors/Partners EE, Andalucía
OPEL, Burger King
KitKat,HSBC UK
Maggi Fusian, Hot Wheels
Costa del Sol, DIGI
Diesel Only the Brave, Fitchin
INZONE, PCSpecialist
Sybr
Other games League of Legends
VALORANT

GIANTX (GX), formerly known as Vodafone Giants (VGIA), Giants Gaming and Giants (GIA), is an esport organization located in Málaga, Spain, and in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2008 as Giants, they were one of the most famous and developed organizations in Spain, active in a lot of games at the highest level and enhancing esports in their home country, Spain. In 2023, Giants merged with the British organization Excel Esports, forming GIANTX.

To develop their FGC roster, consisting of the best Spanish player of every fighting game, Giants entered Smash Ultimate by signing MVL, the best Spanish player at the time, on March 6th, 2020. Two years later, on March 4th, 2022 Giants and MVL parted ways[1]. They would later return to the Smash Ultimate scene with the sponsorship of sisqui on July 28th, 2022, the current best Spanish player and one of the best European players following the end of the online era[2].

Current Smashers[edit]

Professional Smashers[edit]

ID Name Game Main(s) Join Date
Spain sisqui Pau Caire Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Dark Samus (SSBU) 2022-07-28

Former Smashers[edit]

Professional Smashers[edit]

ID Name Game Main(s) Join Date Leave Date
Spain MVL Javier Marco Ureña Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Diddy Kong (SSBU) 2020-03-06 2022-03-04

Other Famous Players[edit]

  • Romania Andrei Pascu (Odoamne) League of Legends European Championship 2022 winner and current toplaner.
  • Russia Igor Vlasov (Redgar) VALORANT Masters Berlin 2021 Winner and current in-game leader.

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