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MPL Malaysia Refreshes Tournament Model For Season 11
Get ready for a new season of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia (MPL MY) as this year, the theme is #REVOLUXI, and the competition is set to bring a fresh wave of changes – new teams, tournament format, and venue.
The league starts on 10 March, and teams will compete for the prize pool of US$100,000. The winners will also get a chance to qualify for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2023.
Fikri Rizal Mahruddin, the Marketing and Business Development Lead of MPL Malaysia, expressed his enthusiasm for the changes, stating, “This season is going to revolutionize the competition with shrewd recruitment and tougher matchups. It will raise the bar for performance and bring the best out of every team. Fans can expect an even more thrilling season of professional MLBB like never before!”
Even the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) is thrilled with the announcement of MPL Malaysia Season 11. Fadzli Rahim, Vice President of Operations & Growth of Esports Integrated (ESI), said that these changes would bring refreshed excitement to the local esports community and increase expectations for the participating teams to perform at their best. The KBS can’t wait to see who will be crowned champions and represent Malaysia in the next stage.
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Get ready for an exciting showdown as Team HAQ defends their title as the reigning champions of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia (MPL MY). The all-star team took everyone by surprise last season with their Cinderella run, and many are looking to dethrone them this year.
Aiman Haq, the owner of Team HAQ, stated, “We welcome the added competition from new teams and foreign talents. We look forward to the new season and have gone through heavy preparations. This growth will help contribute to the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports ecosystem in the nation.”
But their biggest rivals, TODAK, are not giving up so easily. Despite their disappointment at the M4 World Championship, they are looking to mount another challenge for the MPL MY throne. They’ve added Malik, a former Bren Esports player, to their roster to bolster their ranks and assume the top spot in the national league.
Lan Todak, the owner of TODAK, said, “We won’t let past setbacks stop us from pushing on for more glory. I want to assure our fans that we will not stop pursuing greater achievements, and we appreciate their constant support through the good and bad times.”
The MPL MY grand finals last season saw a peak-concurrent viewership increase of 232,500 and over 3,000 offline audiences watching live. With other teams, such as Homebois and Team Lunatix, bringing in overseas coaches and talents, fans can expect new rivalries and even more exciting matches for the upcoming season.
The teams in the upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia season have undergone some significant changes, especially in their rosters. Let’s take a closer look at some notable changes.
Team SMG has decided to retain the majority of its players while bolstering its lineup with Valenz, a gold laner from the now-disbanded Orange Esports.
RIPPO is back in Malaysia, this time playing for RSG Slate MY, and he brings experience from playing in Indonesia. His new team has also acquired two new players and an analyst from Indonesia, Chr1sphobia, and EgM, respectively.
HomeBois has welcomed Dale as their new coach from Myanmar, where he played an essential role in Falcon Esports‘ performance in the Myanmar Qualifier and the M4 World Championship’s respectable 5th-6th placing. Soloz, who had retired, is now back to join the team in their pursuit of glory.
Team Lunatix has a new head coach for the season, Paolo Villanueva, formerly from Nexplay EVOS. Jowm and Edwin Fenryr, a former member of ONIC Prodigy, will be joining him.
Red Giants Esports welcomes back SEA Games bronze medalist Kaizer, who took a break in the previous season.
Team Secret, the celebrated esports team, will be joining the MPL Malaysia competition. They will be participating through a slot transfer via Orange Esports, and more information on their roster will be revealed soon.
The confirmed list of participating teams in Season 11 are:
In the Regular Season, each of the 10 teams will face off against every other team in the league in a BO3 match. The teams will earn points throughout this phase, with the final rankings based on these points. The Top 8 teams will continue on to the next season of MPL Malaysia, securing their spot in the league.
Excited fans can now purchase their tickets for their favourite MPL Malaysia teams for only RM10 through Ticket2U. The Regular Season of this exciting tournament will be taking place at the brand-new Stadium Juara, with AirAsia Super App coming on board as an official partner to offer discounted rides.
Starting from Friday, one week before each scheduled match week, ticket sales will be up for grabs. Stay tuned for further updates, including the ticket release date for the Playoffs!
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