It seems fitting that some pretty big PUBG Mobile esports news were dropped during the international tournament of PUBG Mobile Global Championship Season Zero (PMGC 2020), at a time when Tencent’s mobile battle royale sport is at its peak. In
From knowing what to look out for to understanding team performances, here’s the rundown of what we’ve grasped from the PUBG Mobile tournament. It was a thrilling weekend (1 – 3 May) for us PUBG Mobile esports fans in Southeast
Yoodo Gank shows us who the kings of SEA are. Based on the results of the previous two days, it’s no surprise that the winners for PUBG Mobile Pro League – Spring Split 2020: Southeast Asia (PMPL SEA Finals 2020)
Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand dominate the leaderboards with one more day to go. Can they keep it up? Day two of the PUBG Mobile Pro League – Spring Split 2020: Southeast Asia (PMPL SEA Finals 2020) saw Yoodo Gank, RRQ
Morale is higher for Yoodo Gank, Team Secret and Bigetron AROV after winning one WWCD each on Day 2. The warm up of the PUBG Mobile Professional League Southeast Asia (PMPL SEA) Finals Spring Split 2020 Day 1 is forgotten
Day one is over with some clear favorites at the top – but can they keep it up for the whole weekend? The first day of the PUBG Mobile Pro League – Spring Split 2020: Southeast Asia (PMPL SEA Finals
The Yoodo-backed esports team proved once again why they’re Malaysia’s most beloved PUBG Mobile squad. The PUBG Mobile Professional League Southeast Asian (PMPL SEA) Finals Spring Split 2020 Day 1 went by in a flash, as the 3-day tournament began
The PMPL MY/SG 2020 champions aren’t letting their guard down until they’ve fried bigger fishes in the SEA. Despite representing one of the world’s most renowned esports organisations, it’s no small feat for Team Secret PUBG Mobile to emerge as
The top three teams will be representing their respective countries in the upcoming PMPL SEA 2020 Finals. The conclusion of the PUBG Mobile Professional League Malaysia/Singapore (PMPL MY/SG) Spring Split 2020 Grand Finals is as epic as they come, with
The underdog team defeated Yoodo Gank and Team Secret to be the last men standing twice on PMPL Grand Finals Day 2. Day 2 of the PUBG Mobile Professional League Malaysia/Singapore (PMPL MY/SG) Spring Split 2020 Grand Finals pushed the
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