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The M4 World Championship is set to begin on 1 January 2023 and will showcase the best 16 teams from across the globe vying for the title of world champion and the majority of the US$800,000 prize pool. Who will be able to claim the crown? Will a new region rise up? We'll have to wait and see. With the fourth instalment...
ECHO was declared the winner of the M4 World Championship after dominating the Grand Finals with a final score of 4-0 against Blacklist International. Check out our M4 Schedule for the full results! This extraordinary victory allowed them to claim the title of Back-to-Back Champions and for Jungler, KarlTzy to become the onl...
The M5 World Championship of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournament will take place in the Philippines, according to Moonton, the game developer. The Philippines has had a strong showing in the tournament in recent years, leading to the decision to host the event there. The M5 World Championship is set to take place in December 2023. ...
The M4 World Championship Grand Final will feature ECHO and Blacklist International, both from the Philippines. ECHO and Blacklist secured their spot by defeating all their opponents throughout the tournament. The Philippines has dominated the M Series for the last three seasons, with Bren Esports winning M2, Blacklist and ONIC Philippines reaching...
In the M4 World Championship of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, the Knockout Stage is down to its final six teams: Blacklist International, ECHO, ONIC Esports, RRQ Hoshi, Falcon Esports, and The Valley. RRQ Akira was eliminated on Day 6, and all matches ended with a 3-1 score. The Valley defeated RRQ Akira in the opening match of the Lower Bracket, whil...
The M4 World Championship of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is nearing its end with just six teams remaining in the Knockout Stage: Blacklist International, ECHO, ONIC Esports, RRQ Hoshi, Falcon Esports, and The Valley. RRQ Akira was eliminated on Day 6, leaving The Valley and ONIC Esports as the only remaining teams from the Americas. The next match wi...
Day 5 of the M4 World Championship for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang was filled to the brim with intense matches between Falcon Esports and Incendio Supremacy from the lower bracket and RRQ Hoshi and Blacklist International from the upper bracket. The teams competed in a Best of 5 format, showcasing the increasing competitiveness of the Mobile Legen...
Day 4 of the Playoff Stage at Mobile Legends: Bang Bang's M4 World Championship was a sad day for Malaysians as both representatives, TODAK and Team HAQ were knocked out Argentina's S11 Gaming and Occupy Thrones, the representative from the Middle East and North Africa region were also sent packing. But Day 4 also saw the continuation of the Bur...
Day 3 of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang's M4 World Championship was do-or-die for the eight teams competing in Round 1 of the lower bracket as four of them end their run in the tournament. With the games only being a Best of 3, there was no room for mistakes. But looking at the results it seemed that all the teams that progressed to the next round de...
Day 2 of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang M4 World Championship was going to be action-packed right from the get-go as we saw the prides of Malaysia and Indonesia, TODAK and RRQ Hoshi go toe-to-toe alongside RRQ Hoshi's sister team from Brazil, RRQ Akira face the Filipino phenoms in Blacklist International. Check out our M4 Schedule with li...
With a much-needed break from intense Mobile Legends: Bang Bang action, Saturday 7 January saw the M4 World Championship resume with a highly anticipated match-up between Indonesian powerhouse ONIC Esports and the tournament dark horse, Falcon Esports from Myanmar. Check out our M4 Schedule with live score updates! Falcon Espo...
With the conclusion of the final day of the Group Stage of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang's M4 World Championship, the Philippines' ECHO and Brazil's RRQ Akira can hold their heads high as their top their respective groups. Unlike yesterday, there were unfortunately no tiebreakers to stretch out the final day. RRQ Akira vs. S11 Gaming https://www.yout...
Day 3 of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang's M4 World Championship is a proud day for Malaysians indeed as the number one seeded team from the region, TODAK placed first in Group B and solidified their ticket into the Playoffs. As the longest day in the tournament so far, to say Day 3 wasn't action-packed would discredit the eventful day of world-class ...
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