Update: MPX Redline's roster recently changed sponsorship and management, and are now competing in PMPL MY/SG Season 3 as JenteraPejuang NSEA.
By placing third in the recently-concluded PMCO MY/SG 2021 (PUBG Mobile Club Open Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split), MPX Redline are finally making their professional debut in the highly-anticipated PMPL MY/SG Season 3 (PUBG Mobile Professional League Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split 2021). Reaching the major leagues may be an entirely new experience for the Malaysian PUBG Mobile squad, but as long as they keep the same faith they did during PMCO, they just might make it far.
Here are the players that round up MPX Redline:
“With all the effort that the team have given thus far, we already expected the outcome (to qualify for PMPL),” said captain Amir “Banks” Aiman, speaking on behalf of the team. After all, they did place third during the PMCO Group Stage, beating out fellow Top 4 teams Homebois and TRX Legend, so it stands to reason that they believed they could finally get to the next level.
And their winning formula? “Hold and defence is our play style,” Banks answered. “Because a great defence is a good offence.” Though it’s obvious the MPX Redline boys possess talent and dedication, they wouldn’t have gotten this far without the help of their coach, Khairul “Joker” Ridhwan. “Many of his tactical, coordination and other useful tips helped us improve by leaps and bounds.”
MPX Redline’s members may be fresh-faced players in the Malaysian PUBG Mobile professional scene, but it isn’t the case for their organisation, MPX Esports, which was formed in July 2019 by none other than Joker. The coach/principal carries a wealth of experience under his belt - he started out as a PUBG Mobile professional player since 2018 before forming and managing AXIS NRL MPX, a name recognised in the local esports scene.
The Damansara-based esports organisation has over 200 members in various teams under the MPX banner, and even has two professional teams under them as well: AXIS NRL MPX and, most recently, Dingoz MPX (formerly Dingoz MZ), who are veterans of PMPL MY/SG. Banks revealed that MPX Redline was created after recognising the exceptional chemistry between the five of them whenever they play together, and was intended to be the next MPX project team to compete in a higher level after AXIS and Dingoz.
We won’t have long to find out, with PMPL MY/SG Season 3 presumably just around the corner. Banks expressed that his team may respect the top dogs of PMPL MY/SG (like Team Secret and Yoodo Gank), but when facing them, “backing down will not be an option. We will fight until our very last breath.” They also look forward to battling Dingoz MPX in PMPL, because they’ve always been their idols in the scene. “We look forward to fighting them fair and square.”
It’s already an achievement for MPX Redline by qualifying for PMPL MY/SG Season 3, but now, they’re setting their sights further to go beyond. “It’s everyone’s dream to be champions,” said Banks, adding that since they’ll definitely gain a lot of precious experience in this tournament. Even if they end up faltering in the major competition, “we will use (our new experience) to its full potential for future tournaments.”
“Last but not least, thank you, eGG Network and Bryan for the interview. We wish you the very best in the arena.” We wish you good luck and godspeed to you too, MPX Redline!
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The first phase of the Malaysian PUBG Mobile professional league has finally concluded, with Team R2K claiming the championship title in the PUBG Mobile Club Open Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split (PMCO 2021) Finals. They won the national series with a total 130 points and two Winner Winner Chicken Dinners.
With PMCO acting as the qualifiers for the PUBG Mobile Professional League Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split 2021 (PMPL MY/SG Season 3), Team R2K - on top of their US$4,000 winnings - have earned the right to challenge the nation's top teams in the professional league, against teams like Team Secret and Yoodo Gank, who saw a refresh in their roster.
Three other top 4 teams of PMCO MY/SG will also qualify for PMPL MY/SG Season 3, including:
Aside from the above qualified teams, no other details on PMPL MY/SG Season 3 have been revealed just yet. The only solid evidence we can gather so far are the PMPL MY/SG Season 2 invited teams, based on the current team line-ups that have been confirmed by the PUBG Mobile Esports Malaysia Facebook:
Be sure to follow eGG Network on Facebook and Twitter for more PUBG Mobile Malaysia and SEA esports updates!
The PUBG Mobile Club Open Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split (PMCO 2021) Group Stage has finally selected which teams will advance to the Finals.
Here are the sweet 16 finalists:
Featuring a total prize pool of US$29,200, the PMCO MY/SG 2021 Finals will also acts as the qualifiers for PMPL MY/SG Season 3 (PUBG Mobile Professional League Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split 2021). Thus, not only will the PMCO MY/SG 2021 champions win US$4,000 in winnings, they'll also qualify for the Regular Season of PMPL MY/SG Season 3; the other top 4 teams will be joining the champions to the major leagues too.
Catch the PMCO MY/SG 2021 Finals this weekend (20 - 21 February) at 1.30PM daily, LIVE on Facebook and YouTube.
The international PUBG Global Invitational.S (PGI.S) returns with its second Weekly Final this weekend, with the top 16 teams finalised last night at the end of Weekly Survival 2. Almost half the line-up are making their debut in the crucial weekend matches, so expect to see the emergence of new meta during PGI.S 2021.
Catch PGI.S 2021 Weekly Final 2 this weekend (20 - 21 February) at 6PM LIVE on eGG Network TV, as well as Twitch and YouTube, followed by Weekly Survival 3 from Tuesday (23 February) onwards.
The Pacific Championship Series (PCS 2021) is back with its second season of Spring Split! Both returning and fresh-faced League of Legends professional teams - hailing from Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Taiwan & Macau - will be facing off to claim their title as the top LoL players in the region.
The English broadcast of PCS 2021 Spring Split Week 1 will be available on eGG Network TV today (19 February) 4PM onwards, in both live broadcasts and reruns (check out our TV guide for the full schedule). The LoL series will also be available in Mandarin and Thai. All languages will be hosted on YouTube, and individual Twitch channels have been set up for English, Mandarin and Thai, with Huya as the simplified Chinese platform.
The world’s best FIFA clubs and organisations will be facing off in this dedicated club team competition, to prove their title as champions of the world. Catch the FIFA tournament from next Friday (26 February) onwards at 11.30PM LIVE on eGG Network.
The SEA Spring Regional League of the Dota Pro Circuit 2021 will be reaching its conclusion for Week 5 this weekend! In case you didn't know, you can watch the Dota 2 tournament telecasts on eGG Network TV, with more info available on Liquipedia.
The PUBG Mobile Club Open Malaysia/Singapore Spring Split 2021 Finals is upon us! The first phase of the national PUBG Mobile esports league will determine who are the top 4 teams to qualify for PMPL MY/SG Season 3. Be sure to catch the PMCO MY/SG 2021 Finals this weekend (20 - 21 February) at 1.30PM daily, LIVE on Facebook and YouTube.
Date: 22 February, 6AM
More info: Liquipedia
*All times listed are in GMT +8.
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