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The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Southeast Asia 2024 Fall tournament is set to ignite the region’s competitive gaming scene this Friday, 16 August. Featuring 18 of the top teams from Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia, the tournament promises six weekends of intense online competition, leading up to the Grand Finals in Surabaya, Indonesi...
Disclaimer: This article will be updated as the tournament progresses. The ESL Snapdragon Pro Series Season 5 APAC Challenge Finals is set to electrify the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports scene. Twelve elite teams from Southeast Asia will battle for supremacy and a share of the US$144,500 prize pool. Noteworthy competitors include M5 grand fin...
The upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang M5 World Championship is set to be held in the Philippines this year, making it the inaugural M-series event hosted in the country. The championship brings about significant alterations, such as a new tournament format, involvement from both new and returning regions and the addition of M5 Wild Card qualifiers...
On Day 6 of the M5 World Championship Knockouts, sweeping statements were made, setting the stage for a Manila-dominated Grand Finals painted in yellow! Today's clash between AP.Bren and ONIC Esports promises an explosion of yellow, marking the return of an Indonesian team to an M-Series title series after four years, the last being RRQ Hoshi at M1...
Blacklist International advanced in the lower bracket, overcoming a 3-1 deficit against Geek Fam. Despite Geek Fam dominating the first game with a 15-minute victory and an 11k gold advantage, Blacklist International rallied in the next three games. Renejay "Renejay" Barcase, earning MVP honours, showcased proficiency in healing-type heroes, a ...
In the Knockout Stages' fourth day at the M5 World Championship, both ONIC Esports and AP.Bren secured spots on the podium by defeating their opponents convincingly. The champions from Indonesia and the Philippines will face off on 16 December for a chance to advance to the Grand Finals. ONIC Esports dominated Deus Vult with a 3-0 victory in Mat...
On the third day of the Knockout Stages, Blacklist International and See You Soon progressed to the Lower Bracket Quarter Finals, eliminating Fire Flux Esports and Burmese Ghouls, respectively. Blacklist International secured a 3-1 victory against Fire Flux Esports, seeking redemption for their prior loss in the Group Stages. Despite a setba...
Day 2 of the Knockouts in the M5 World Championship mirrored the outcomes of Day 1, as the favoured teams managed to advance despite facing tough opposition. The pattern of a 3-1 series win on Day 1 was replicated on Day 2, followed by an intense 3-2 match where all four teams were determined to secure their progress. AP.Bren extended their winn...
The M5 World Champions have entered the Knockout Stages, and the action kicked off with two exciting matches. The second match set a new viewership record for the M5 World Championship, reaching a peak of 2.2 million concurrent viewers. In the first match, Deus Vult secured the highest-ever placement for the Eastern Europe region in an M-Ser...
The M5 World Championship Group Stages concluded with significant surprises on the final day! The last day saw major upsets as AP.Bren, Blacklist International, Burmese Ghouls, Deus Vult, Fire Flux Esports, Geek Fam, ONIC Esports, and See You Soon emerged as the teams advancing to the M5 World Championship Knockouts. Triple Esports starte...
After Day 5 of the M5 World Championship, only three slots remain. AP.Bren and Fire Flux Esports secured spots in the Knockouts, while Team Flash and RRQ Akira were eliminated. Team SMG achieved their first win in the Philippines by defeating RRQ Akira 2-1, redeeming themselves. Despite a spirited fightback from RRQ Akira in Game 2, Team SMG fou...
Day 4 of the M5 World Championship witnessed significant developments, with three teams successfully advancing to the Knockout Stages and four others being eliminated from the competition. Blacklist International, ONIC Esports, and See You Soon secured Top-2 positions in their respective groups, ensuring their progression. On the flip side, Bigetro...
After Day 3 of the M5 World Championship, See You Soon continued their winning streak by sweeping Triple Esports. Despite the MENA representatives securing two turtles in the first game, the aggressive play of the Cambodian champions allowed them to control the match. The second game followed a similar pattern, with See You Soon winning in the firs...
The M5 World Championship's Group Stage standings are becoming clearer as Day 2 unfolds. Deus Vult kicked off their M5 World Championship journey with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over TheOhioBrothers. Although Deus Vult claimed the first game, they conceded the second to their North American rivals. The decisive Game 3 saw both teams evenly matche...
The M5 World Championship achieved a viewership milestone by surpassing one million viewers on its opening day, which was filled with unexpected twists. The tournament began with the favoured team AP.Bren dominating Burmese Ghouls, showcasing a more significant gap between the teams compared to their previous encounter at the M2 World Championsh...
MPL Indonesia is back for its 11th season! After falling short on home soil at the M4 World Championship earlier this year, Indonesians are hungry for revenge. As the second strongest region currently, they started a little earlier than the other regions alongside the champion region, the Philippines. So although the league is already underway, it'...
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...
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...
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