Sangwan was the MVP of Fnatic's PMAS 2019 title

7Events on record
2Titles
3Podium finishes
1Individual awards
$10,782Approx. winnings

Dhruv Sangwan, playing as Sangwan, is a retired Indian PUBG Mobile player whose name survives for one December week in 2019. A VSG Crawlers player at the time, he was loaned to Fnatic for the PUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019, and Sportskeeda's coverage of the title run named him the MVP of the event as Fnatic lifted the trophy.

Liquipedia's transfer ledger gives the career a longer shape than that single loan. Sangwan started with FUNKY MONKEY in November 2018, moved through the Crawlers into VSG Crawlers by June 2019, and won the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship in Delhi with VSG before the Fnatic loan. His PMIS 2020 result, 13th place, was recorded under Element Esports, a side that appears in his results without a dated transfer row.

The loan became a habit of big addresses. Sangwan joined Team SouL on 17 January 2020 and finished 13th at the PUBG Mobile Pro League South Asia Season 1, with second places at the Skyesports Grand Slam and the India Today League invitational events. Global Esports followed from December 2020 to June 2022, and his last playing stop was Rivalry Esports, where he placed 18th at the BGMI Masters Series 2022.

Coaching extended the record after the playing years closed. Liquipedia lists Sangwan as a coach in 2020 and again from 2025, with a Higgboson Esports coaching stint running from November 2025 to March 2026. His career winnings stand at about $10,782 per Liquipedia, and no source checked for this profile publishes a formal in-game role for him.

Team history

  1. 2022-06-24 → 2022-07-31Rivalry Esports logoRivalry Esports
  2. 2020-12-11 → 2022-06-24Global Esports logoGlobal Esports
  3. 2020-01-17 → 2020-11-17Team SouL logoTeam SouL
  4. 2019-12 → 2019-12Fnatic logoFnatic
  5. 2019-06 → 2020-01VSG Crawlers logoVSG Crawlers
  6. 2019-01 → 2019-06The Crawlers
  7. 2018-11 → 2019-01FUNKY MONKEY

Achievements

Team placements at events this player is recorded on. Prize is the team's prize.
DatePlaceTierTournamentTeamPrize
17 Jul 202218thBBGMS 2022OverallRivalry Esports logoRivalry Esports₹1,60,000
5 Jul 202013thAPMIS 2020OverallElement Esports—
14 Jun 202013thAPMPL SA S1 2020OverallTeam SouL logoTeam SouL$5,500
19 May 20202ndCSkyesports 2020OverallTeam SouL logoTeam SouL₹60,000
22 Dec 20191stAPM All Stars 2019OverallFnatic logoFnatic₹20,00,000
2 Dec 20191stCNAFK Delhi 2019OverallVSG Crawlers logoVSG Crawlers₹1,00,000
15 Jun 201915thAPMCO Spring INOverallBRAWL—

Awards & honours

  • MVPFnatic logoPUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019 source2019
  • Won the NAFK PUBG Mobile Championship 2019: Delhi with VSG Crawlers
  • 2nd at the Skyesports Grand Slam: PUBGM Invitational with Team SouL
  • 2nd at the India Today League PUBGM Invitational with Team SouL
  • 13th at the PUBG Mobile Pro League - South Asia Season 1 with Team SouL
  • 13th at the PUBG Mobile India Series 2020 with Element Esports
  • 18th at the BGMI Masters Series 2022 with Rivalry Esports
  • Fan Favourite at the Matrix Invitational Cup 2020 and the PUBGM Veteran Showdown: Captain's League

Earnings Chart

$10,782Approx. total winnings

Event Earnings

Team prize money from events this player attended. Individual splits are not publicly documented, so no per-player share is shown.

Event-wise team prize money
EventDateTeamPlaceTeam prize
BGMS 202217 Jul 2022Rivalry Esports logoRivalry Esports18th₹1,60,000
PMPL SA S1 202014 Jun 2020Team SouL logoTeam SouL13th$5,500
Skyesports 202019 May 2020Team SouL logoTeam SouL2nd₹60,000
PM All Stars 201922 Dec 2019Fnatic logoFnatic1st₹20,00,000
NAFK Delhi 20192 Dec 2019VSG Crawlers logoVSG Crawlers1st₹1,00,000
Total₹2,320,000 + $5,500

Team prize money by year

  • 2022₹160,000
  • 2020₹60,000 · $5,500
  • 2019₹2,100,000

Other event context

Team results this player is associated with. These are not personal kill totals.
EventTeam placeWhat is verified
PUBG Mobile All Stars 20191stTeam result with Fnatic (loan). Named MVP of the event.

FAQ

What is Sangwan's real name?

Sangwan's real name is Dhruv Sangwan.

Which team does Sangwan play for?

Sangwan is retired as a player; his last playing team was Rivalry Esports in 2022, and he later coached Higgboson Esports.

What is Sangwan best known for?

Sangwan is best known for winning PUBG Mobile All Stars India 2019 with Fnatic as a loan player from VSG Crawlers, taking the event MVP award.

How much has Sangwan won?

Sangwan's career winnings are about $10,782, per Liquipedia.