Look Sports Media – Scottish Valorant player Zander “Avexic” Fraser is contemplating a return to competitive play after a three-year ordeal involving serious accusations, a police investigation, and a subsequent apology from his accuser. The saga began in January 2022 when Avexic was publicly accused of sexual assault and grooming, leading to his dismissal from his esports organization, Skelp, and a significant period of isolation. Following a thorough investigation by Police Scotland, all charges were dropped in August 2024, with the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service stating that no proceedings would be taken. Further, in January 2025, his accuser, bebaberry, issued a public apology, admitting the accusations were "one-sided and contained inaccuracies." Avexic, now 21, is currently pursuing legal action against bebaberry for defamation. In a recent statement on X (formerly Twitter), Avexic expressed his desire to rebuild his life and career, stating that he is "considering returning to competitive Valorant." The announcement has sent ripples through the Valorant community, sparking intense debate and speculation about his potential comeback. The question remains: can Avexic successfully navigate the complexities of returning to professional gaming after such a tumultuous period?
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