The kings of South Asian PUBG Mobile aren’t giving up their throne anytime soon.

In a thrilling display of tactical supremacy, Pakistani powerhouse 4Thrives Walee has officially been crowned the winner of the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) Season 2 South Asia Finals. The team successfully defended their regional crown at the NSC Covered Hall at Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu, Nepal, pulling off an incredible run to lock down the championship trophy. 

Alongside the regional glory, 4Thrives Walee secured the lion’s share of the regional $40,000 USD prize pool and guaranteed their spot in the upcoming PMGO Season 2 Main Event. 

PMGO Season 2 South Asia Finals Qualification Spots

The intense competition pushed the top South Asian rosters to their absolute limits over the action-packed finals. While 4Thrives Walee maintained a comfortable cushion, the battle for the remaining global qualification spots went completely down to the wire. 

The top regional squads moving forward to the global stage are: 

• 1st Place (Champions): 4Thrives Walee, Total 208 Points.
• 2nd Place: Trained to Kill (T2K), 188 points.
• 3rd Place: Horaa Esports, total 175 points.

4T Huzaifa Claims PMGO South Asia Season 2 MVP with Monstrous Stats

A massive factor behind the champions’ dominant run was the individual brilliance of their star player. Huzaifa from 4Thrives Walee was officially named the Finals MVP (FMVP) after completely overwhelming the lobby. 

Official tournament graphics revealed Huzaifa’s jaw-dropping individual stats across the finals: 

• Total Eliminations: 47 Frags 
• Total Damage: 10,189 HP 
• Knockouts: 51 
• Headshots: 12 
• Average Survival Time: 22:46 
• Total Team Contribution: A massive 33.8% 

His hyper-aggressive entry frags and clutch plays under pressure proved exactly why he stands at the absolute pinnacle of regional mobile esports. 

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Official Top 5 MVPs Leaderboard Breakdown

The race for individual accolades was fierce throughout the weekend. While Huzaifa walked away with the ultimate crown, several key players from Trained to Kill and Horaa Esports put up stellar performances that carried their teams across the qualification finish line. 

Here is how the official Top 5 MVPs leaderboard wrapped up at the conclusion of the South Asia Finals: 

1. 4T HUZAIFA (4Thrives Walee): 47 Elims | 10,189 Damage | 51 Knocks | 226 MVP Points 
2. T2K KLAW (Trained to Kill): 43 Elims | 8,577 Damage | 35 Knocks | 200 MVP Points 
3. 4T IQ (4Thrives Walee): 42 Elims | 8,300 Damage | 31 Knocks | 200 MVP Points 
4. HORAA SKY (Horaa Esports): 36 Elims | 8,204 Damage | 34 Knocks | 180 MVP Points 
5. HORAA SLEEPY (Horaa Esports): 33 Elims | 7,652 Damage | 40 Knocks | 160 MVP Points 

Ticket Booked: 4Thrives Qualifies for PMGC 2026 Elite Grid

Beyond the immediate PMGO milestone, this regional victory carries massive implications for the global circuit. By holding onto their dominant lead in the regional points circuit, 4Thrives Walee has officially secured qualification for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2026! 

They will head to Istanbul, Türkiye, to compete for the ultimate crown and a share of a multi-million-dollar prize pool. With this achievement, 4Thrives joins the highly anticipated elite circle of global powerhouses who have finally punched their tickets to the championship stage, standing alongside fierce international competitors, including: 

• Horaa Esports 
• S2G Esports 
• Aurora Gaming 
• Weibo Gaming 
• ULF
• Furia
• AG.AL
• LGD

Road to the PMGO Season 2 Main Event

With the regional qualifiers wrapped up in Kathmandu, the focus now shifts to the immediate next stage. The top 3 teams from this regional final—4Thrives Walee, Trained to Kill, and Horaa Esports—have officially qualified for the PMGO Season 2 Main Event, which will be hosted live in Pakistan. 

They will face off against elite global organizations flying in from across the world, testing whether South Asia’s top squads can convert regional dominance into a global championship. 

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