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  • M. Zubair: New Tekken Champion Emerged

    M. Zubair: New Tekken Champion Emerged

    From LCQ to EWC Tekken Champion, M. Zubair stunned the esports world with his unstoppable skills. He embodied the true meaning of the phrase: he came, he saw, he conquered.

    Who Is M. Zubair?

    M. Zubair Abdulsamad, a 26‑year‑old Tekken 8 player from Pakistan, represents AG.AL Club. Known for his skill with Paul and Dragunov, he shocked the esports world by winning the Esports World Cup 2026 (EWC 26). His journey from local tournaments to the global stage is a story of persistence and discipline.

    Early Triumphs in Pakistan

    Before stepping onto the world stage, Zubair proved himself at home. At Pakistan Tekken League Lahore 2026, an offline event with 108 competitors, he battled through the bracket and defeated Nouman Ch in the Grand Finals (0‑3, 2‑3). That victory earned him 150 ranking points and set the tone for his international breakthrough.

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    LCQ France: The Turning Point

    At the end of July, Zubair entered the Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ) in France — a Tier‑1 event with 444 players. Against all odds, he once again defeated Nouman Ch to secure his spot in the EWC main event. His qualification earned him the prestigious Jafonso Award, recognizing his rare achievement of qualifying from LCQ and then winning the championship.

    Legendary Wins at EWC 26

    • Grand Finals vs LowHigh (South Korea): Zubair stunned fans by sweeping the EWC 2025 runner‑up 5‑0 in under 12 minutes.
    • Clashes with Arslan Ash (Pakistan): Facing the 8‑time EVO Champion, Zubair won twice — 3‑0 in group stage and 5‑4 in semi‑finals, proving his dominance against Pakistan’s most decorated Tekken player.

    Zubair’s Reflections

    “I have been practicing a lot in Pakistan. There’s a specific friend of mine who actually played with me, and he also prepared me. I’m really grateful to him. When he finds out that I have won the Esports World Cup, he’s going to be very happy. He plays a very pivotal role in my success today.”

    His humility and gratitude highlight the support system behind his success.

    Prize Pool Earnings

    By winning EWC 26 Tekken 8, Zubair secured a $250,000 prize pool share, adding his name to the list of Pakistan’s highest‑earning esports champions.

    Keys to Success

    Zubair’s journey shows that practice and hard work are the ultimate tools. His relentless training, strategic mindset, and ability to adapt under pressure transformed him from a local contender into a global champion.

    Famous Players on M. Zubair Tekken Champion

    Ulsan, the 2‑time Esports World Cup champion, said:

    Brownman Manila, the famous FGC commentator and tournament organizer, said:

    Ryan Hart, 5‑time Guinness World Record holder and multi‑game world champion, said:

  • V Awards Free Fire 2026 Pakistan

    V Awards Free Fire 2026 Pakistan

    Hello, Free Fire fans! The upcoming Free Fire event presents a fantastic opportunity to engage with the community in Pakistan and beyond. It’s important to find out who the nominees are, where the venue will be, and the specific dates of the event. Additionally, don’t overlook the various activities that will be taking place. Read through this article to gather all the information you need to fully participate in this exciting experience!

    The Stage is Set: V Awards Pakistan 2026 Hits Karachi!

    The wait is officially over. Garena Free Fire is bringing the grandest celebration of gaming and content creation back to life with the highly anticipated V Awards Pakistan 2026. On August 9, 2026, the entire Pakistani esports community will converge to witness history being made.

    Event Venue & Logistics

    • 📍 Venue: Hall 4, Expo Centre, Karachi, Pakistan
    • 📅 Date: Sunday, August 9, 2026
    • 🎟️ Ticket Status: Completely SOLD OUT

    Demand for this year’s show has shattered all previous records. Tickets launched via Ticketwala were entirely snatched up within days, proving that the appetite for competitive Free Fire in Pakistan is at an all-time high. Alongside the trophy presentations, attendees will experience a massive cultural festival headlined by a live musical performance from Karachi’s premier hip-hop stars, the Young Stunners.

    If you weren’t lucky enough to secure a seat at the Expo Centre, you can still influence the results! There is no website link—voting is entirely in-game. Here is exactly how to do it right now:

    • Step 1: Open the Free Fire app on your phone.
    • Step 2: Go to the Lobby and tap the Events Tab.
    • Step 3: Click the V Awards Voting banner to claim your free rewards and lock in your ballots.

    Below is the definitive, official master list of every single elite creator competing for glory at the V Awards 2026:

    Creator of the Year (Male)

    The absolute elite of the Pakistani Free Fire scene, these creators set the gold standard for high-tier content, community leadership, and overall influence:

    • Zindabad Plays
    • Adil rehman
    • Rufe Bhai
    • P9 Gaming YT
    • Tidox YT
    • ShifuIsLive

    Creator of the Year (Female)

    Breaking barriers and driving massive engagement, these leading women have built dominant, fiercely loyal fanbases across the Free Fire ecosystem:

    • Moco
    • PG Laila
    • Irsa FF
    • Guleena
    • DMT Fareeha
    • Miss Pathani

    Most Entertaining Creator of the Year

    These creators have mastered the art of community entertainment, keeping fans hooked with their humor, unique personalities, and engaging content styles:

    • Rufe Bhai
    • Adil Gaming
    • Zindabad Plays
    • CR Killar
    • Tidox YT
    • Patan Gamer

    Shorts Creator of the Year

    Dominating the fast-paced world of short-form vertical video, these nominees consistently drop highly engaging, viral bites of Free Fire content:

    • Shifu Live
    • ITxMoiz
    • Khalid FF
    • Nuxo
    • Patan Gamer
    • Talha ex 2.0

    Caster of the Year

    The ultimate voices of competitive Pakistani Free Fire, these individuals elevate every esports match with their intense play-by-play commentary and deep tactical analysis:

    • Sallu Afridi
    • Hamza Farooqui
    • Dowdy
    • Zindabad Plays
    • Saadi
    • Shifu Live

    (Note: Highly influential figures like Zindabad Plays, Adl Gaming, and Shifu Live have secured nominations across multiple premium categories, proving their massive dominance in the ecosystem).

    Trend Setter

    These creators dictate the culture of Free Fire in Pakistan, introducing the viral challenges, editing styles, and content trends that the entire community follows:

    • Shifu Live
    • Khalid FF
    • Zindabad Plays
    • Rufe Bhai
    • Bazdar
    • Patan Gamer

    Emerging Star

    The future of Pakistani gaming is right here. These rising powerhouses have shown explosive growth, unmatched dedication, and distinct content styles over the past year:

    • Mr Fahad
    • Rana FF Army
    • Dramebaaz
    • Black Gaming
    • Fear XD
    • Nehal

    Streamer of the Year

    The undisputed kings of the live broadcast. These individuals clock in massive hours, build loyal communities, and keep thousands of fans highly entertained in real-time:

    • Adil Rehman
    • Rufe Bhai
    • Zindabad Plays
    • Shifu Live
    • Yoto Killers
    • GM Bhai 86

    TikToker of the Year

    These short-form content specialists have successfully conquered TikTok, capturing millions of views with their fast-paced gameplay edits, humor, and creative Free Fire clips:

    • Saraiki Plays
    • Exit Mati
    • Boss TikTok
    • Zahid FF
    • V Mafia King
    • Tidox YT

    Regional Creator of the Year

    Celebrating localization and community impact across Pakistan, these creators have built incredibly loyal, dedicated fanbases within their specific regional territories:

    • Exit Mati
    • Py Jon
    • Shabab
    • Danish Afridi
    • Baba Gaming
    • Professor Editz

    Sniper of the Year

    The deadliest marksmen in competitive Pakistani Free Fire. These players are recognized for their flawless precision, rapid reflex mechanics, and long-range game-changing eliminations:

    • HS Anas
    • Rzx Itachi
    • TW Aflatoon
    • DP Top
    • KO Liffox
    • WFX Astatos

    Best Gameplay Creator of the Year

    These creators deliver pure raw skill and top-tier gameplay, keeping their audiences hooked with insane clutch moments, squad wipes, and expert tactics:

    • Veer Gaming
    • GM Bhai 86
    • DMT Fareeha
    • Asim Safi
    • Tetra Legend
    • Mr. Owl

    Voice Creator of the Year

    Mastering the art of audio storytelling, roleplay, and commentary, these creators bring the Free Fire world to life using their unique voice acting, mimicry, and sound flair:

    • FT Leader
    • Guleena
    • DMT Fareeha
    • Rana FF Army
    • Moco
    • T50 Smoker

    Rusher of the Year

    The most aggressive, fast-paced assault players in the competitive scene. These nominees are celebrated for their fearless front-line pushing, flawless close-range mechanics, and entry-frag dominance:

    • HS Actionz
    • Rzx Rizz
    • TW Prince
    • DP Madara
    • KO Chingu
    • ARG Deleta

    The Final Countdown: Who Will Take Home the Glory?

    The V Awards Pakistan 2026 is more than a ceremony—it is the ultimate testament to how massive the Free Fire ecosystem has become in Pakistan. From ground-breaking short-form storytellers to the deadliest snipers in the competitive arena, every single nominee has pushed the boundaries of gaming culture this year. With the Karachi Expo Centre completely sold out, the energy on August 9 will be absolutely electric.

    As local heroes prepare to take the stage in Karachi, the global Free Fire landscape is more competitive than ever. Pakistani teams are already looking at international powerhouses like Team LYON, who recently dominated the world stage to win the Esports World Cup Free Fire trophy. The grind never stops, and the winners crowned this weekend will undoubtedly spearhead Pakistan’s charge toward future global dominance.

    Make sure your voice is heard. Head over to the in-game events tab right now, lock in your final ballots, and prepare for an unforgettable night of music, gaming, and history!

  • Team LYON Crowned Free Fire Champions at EWC 2026

    Team LYON Crowned Free Fire Champions at EWC 2026

    Team LYON, the Only team from Latin America, captured the ultimate crown at the Free Fire Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026 in Paris, France, while Thailand’s AG.AL secured the tournament’s runner-up spot.

    Tournament Summary & Prize Breakdown

    • Champion: Team LYON (LATAM) – Earned $300,000 USD and a direct invitation to the FFWS Global Finals this November.
    • Runner-Up: AG.AL (Thailand) – Claimed the second-place position after a fierce battle in the Grand Finals.
    • Tournament MVP: gamezk1ng (Team LYON) – Awarded an extra $25,000 USD bonus for an outstanding individual performance.
    Official final standings and prize earnings table for the Free Fire EWC 2026
    Official Free Fire tournament final standings. (Image Source: X/@EWC_Extra)

    The Emotional Toll of the Rusher Role

    The victory was an overwhelming emotional release for Team LYON’s superstar rusher, Benjamín Pérez, playing as gamezk1ng. He joined the team in 2024 and, in just two years, earned a handsome amount of $ 124,347 USD. Upon securing the final win, the player broke down in tears on stage—a release of pure emotion, exhaustion, and the intense pressure built up throughout the tournament.

    As he stated, it was very difficult for me to deal with my anxiety for a couple of months. I never talked to anyone except my family. Every single trip was a struggle for me. and i am very very happy to be the champion with my team.

    As a rusher, he bore the most difficult role in Free Fire, where a player must constantly draw enemy fire and act as a distraction while simultaneously staying alive to secure crucial points.

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    Bracket Run & Stage Standings

    The tournament progressed through a highly competitive structure to determine who would engrave their names on the victory totem:

    • Group Stage: 24 global teams were narrowed down. The top 4 from each group went straight to the finals, while the mid-tier teams fought for survival.
    • Survival Stage: Apex Gaming dropped 165 points with 103 kills and a Booyah right behind LYON, which secured 185 points in total, while S8UL Esports stacked 151 points, 94 kills, and a Booyah to grab 4th right after Team Falcons, which 160 points clinched 3rd position. Both squads from India fought their way into the Grand Finals — but once the stage flipped, India’s hopes crashed as they finished 11th and 12th.
    • Grand Finals: Team LYON dominated the standings with 155 points, closely followed by runner-up Team AG.AL with 122 points, Team LOUD (111 points), and Twisted Minds (103 points).
    • Grand Finals: Played in the intense Champion Rush format. Teams had to surpass a 90-point threshold, after which the first squad to secure a “Booyah” was crowned the definitive global champion. Team LYON recorded a record‑breaking 45 points in the finals, achieving 33 kills in a single match.

    Watch the full tournament broadcast and relive the crowning moment of the LATAM champions:

  • Pakistan PUBG Mobile Roster Announced for ENC Riyadh 2026

    Pakistan PUBG Mobile Roster Announced for ENC Riyadh 2026

    Pakistan has officially confirmed its six-member squad for the Esports Nations Cup (ENC) 2026, a massive multi-game festival running from November 2 to November 29, 2026, live in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The high-stakes PUBG Mobile segment of the event will take center stage early in the schedule, running from November 3 to November 8, 2026, as 32 global national teams battle for a massive $1,320,000 prize pool.

    Group Stage (November 3 – 5, 2026): The 32 countries are split into 4 round-robin groups of 8 teams. The top 4 teams from each group advance.

    Grand Finals (November 6 – 8, 2026): The final 16 teams will compete across a maximum of 18 matches. The tournament will utilize the “Smash Rule” (Match Point) format to crown the champion.

    The national roster reflects a strong mix of experience and fresh talent.

    • Falak Sher (Age 19) — 4Thrives
    • IQ (Age 22) — 4Thrives
    • Crypto (22)— AS i8
    • Roshaan — LF Esports
    • Lord — Xgeneration
    • Coach: Taimor Ali Khan — Maxebels

    This lineup highlights Pakistan’s strategy of combining proven performers with rising stars. The inclusion of experienced names alongside younger talent gives the team both stability and fresh energy. Each player adds a distinct role, from aggressive fragging to tactical rotations, ensuring the squad is versatile enough to adapt to different challenges on the global stage.

    Guiding the team is Coach Taimor Ali Khan from Maxebels, whose leadership and tactical insight will be crucial as Pakistan prepares to face the world’s best.

    With this balanced roster, Pakistan will enter in ENC 2026 with high hopes of making a mark on the global stage, showcasing the country’s growing strength in mobile esports.

  • PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026: South Asia Finals Conclude in Lahore

    PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026: South Asia Finals Conclude in Lahore

    The PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2026 Season 1, South Asia Finals concluded at the Expo Center Lahore from May 14–17, 2026, featuring 16 elite squads from across South Asia. The offline event highlighted Pakistan’s growing esports hosting capabilities, with teams competing for a $40,000 prize pool and qualification spots for the PMGO Main Event.

    Key Highlights

    • Champion: 4thrives Esports (Pakistan); secured $9,000 and direct entry to the Main Event.
      • Total Points: 242
      • Consistently aggressive, securing multiple WWCDs and topping both eliminations and overall standings.
    • Runner-up: Horaa Esports (South Asia); earned $5,500 and qualification.
      • Total Points: 216
      • Balanced playstyle with strong rotations and steady finishes, keeping them in contention throughout.
    • Third Place: Trained to Kill (Nepal); clinched $4,500 and a Main Event slot.
      • Total Points: 188
      • Known for clutch plays and resilience, they edged into the top three with disciplined late-game strategies.
    • MVP: FALAK (Pakistan); awarded $500.
    • Special Awards: HUZAIFA (Most Eliminations in a Match), 4thrives Esports (Most WWCD & Most Eliminations in a Day).

    These three top teams; 4thrives Esports, Horaa Esports, and Trained to Kill will now advance to the PMGO 2026 Main Event, representing South Asia on the global stage.

    Pakistan Representation

    Seven teams qualified through PMNC PK Spring 2026, One was invited, making Pakistan the largest contingent at the finals:

    • 4thrives Esports
    • Koxav Esports
    • LF Esports
    • AS i8 Esports
    • XOTICS
    • Seventh Element
    • Red Saints
    • 313 Esports

    Bangladesh Representation

    Bangladesh fielded four teams via PMNC BD Spring 2026:

    • A1 RG Esports
    • ZC Gremlin Storm
    • CMF Esports
    • Galactic Spirit

    South Asia Representation

    Three teams earned their place through PMNC SA Spring 2026:

    • Horaa Esports
    • Trained to Kill
    • DRS Gaming
    • Abrupt Slayers

    Regional Breakdown

    • Pakistan: 40 players (51%)
    • Nepal: 20 players (25%)
    • Bangladesh: 19 players (24%)

    Broadcast & Talent

    Coverage spanned multiple languages:

    • English Hosts: Olofmiester (Syed Ali), RZ (Rana Zubair Jawad)
    • Bangla Commentators: RBN Gaming, Zapdos Plays, TimeBurner (Watchparty Host)
    • Urdu Analysts & Commentators: FRAGGER OPP, Gaming Portal, VOLTRUX, Aadi, Aladdin, Star Haris
    • Nepali Commentators: AnshYT, Mandip Casts

    The Bigger Picture

    The PMGO South Asia Finals crowned regional champions and underscored Pakistan’s role in hosting tier-A esports tournaments. With diverse representation from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and South Asia, the event delivered memorable performances and broadcast innovation; setting the stage for the region’s top squads to shine at the PMGO Main Event.

  • Free Fire Ramadan Cup 2026 details are Out

    Free Fire Ramadan Cup 2026 details are Out

    Ramadan brings fresh excitement for Free Fire players across Asia and for fans worldwide who love the thrill of competition. This year, Garena has unveiled the Free Fire Ramadan Cup 2026, a B‑tier tournament packed with fierce battles and a prize pool of $25,000. Competing online, 18 teams from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and Indonesia to prove their skills on the regional stage, making this Ramadan one to remember.

    Tournament Format

    • Group Stage: February 21–23
    • Finals: February 28
    • Teams: 18 squads from 4 countries
      • 6 from Pakistan
        • Total Winner Esports
        • Team 07
        • Emax
        • Garena Guru
        • Rezurrection X esports
        • Hotshot esports
      • 6 from Bangladesh
        • Red Hawks,
        • Zodiac esports
        • T4B Official
        • Noxious Blaze
        • Mythic Esports
        • OFC Esports
      • 4 from Malaysia
        • Team Vamos
        • ACD
        • EWG
        • Maqna Esports
      • 2 from Indonesia
        • Bigetron by Vitality
        • ONIC Olympus

    At the first level, three groups of six teams will battle it out. The top 12 teams will advance to the grand finale, promising high‑intensity matches and unpredictable outcomes.

    Why It Matters

    This event marks the first‑ever Free Fire competition to be held during Ramadan. More than just another tournament, it offers regional squads a chance to shine while creating immediate impact within the Free Fire ecosystem. At the same time, it strengthens Garena’s global strategy by showcasing how esports can connect cultural moments with competitive play.

    New Updates

    According to Garena’s latest announcement, the Ramadan Cup will feature:

    • Special Ramadan‑themed in‑game events alongside the tournament.
    • Exclusive rewards and skins for viewers who tune in to the finals.

    The event will be broadcast live on YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok, with coverage available in multiple languages to ensure fans across different regions can enjoy the action.

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  • MLBB’s latest update 2.1.52 is out

    MLBB’s latest update 2.1.52 is out

    Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s latest patch 2.1.52 brings a mix of hero reworks, buffs, and nerfs, most notably a full revamp for Aulus. The update aims to balance gameplay by strengthening underused heroes and toning down those who dominate too easily.

    Key Highlights of Patch 2.1.52

    • Aulus Rework: The fighter hero Aulus has been completely redesigned to make him more impactful across all stages of the game. His kit now feels smoother, giving players more flexibility in fights.
    • Buffed Heroes:
      • Lucas: Gains more durability and damage, making him a stronger frontline fighter.
      • Miya: Improved attack scaling, helping her shine as a marksman in mid-to-late game.
      • Obsidia: Adjusted abilities to make her more reliable in team fights.
    • Nerfed Heroes:
      • Hanzo: Reduced damage output to limit his overwhelming burst potential.
      • Eamon: Adjusted stealth mechanics and damage to make him less oppressive.
      • Chong: Slightly weakened to balance his dominance in certain matchups.

    Why This Update Matters

    • Better Balance: By boosting heroes like Miya and Lucas, the patch encourages more diverse picks in ranked and competitive play.
    • Fairer Matches: Nerfs to Hanzo and Eamon reduce frustration for players who often struggle against their high burst damage.
    • Fresh Gameplay: Aulus’s rework means players can rediscover him with a new playstyle, potentially shaking up the meta.

    What Players Can Expect

    • More Variety in Drafts: Expect to see Miya and Lucas picked more often, while Hanzo and Eamon may appear less frequently.
    • Strategic Adjustments: Teams will need to rethink their strategies around Aulus, as his new abilities could change how fights are initiated and sustained.
    • Community Excitement: Updates like these usually spark experimentation, so the next few weeks will likely be filled with creative builds and new tactics.

    Quick Takeaway

    To be precise, Patch 2.1.52 is all about fine-tuning the balance of Mobile Legends. With Aulus’s rework and targeted buffs/nerfs, the game feels more open to different strategies, giving both casual and competitive players fresh opportunities to explore.

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  • 4Thrives has made a new update

    4Thrives has made a new update

    Pakistan’s premier PUBG Mobile team, 4Thrives, has confirmed a major roster change following its landmark performance at the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2025. The team earned $77,000 in the group stage and $80,000 in the finals, finishing among the top eight teams worldwide with total winnings of $157,000.

    International esports commentator Maximillian Barraud praised 4Thrives as “the best Pakistani team of all times,” highlighting their rise on the global stage.

    Mohammad Huzaifa, new in-game leader of Pakistan’s 4Thrives PUBG Mobile team, screenshot from Instagram

    Looking ahead to 2026, 4Thrives has announced that Cairo (Niash Hassan), the team’s entry fragger, has departed to join Guts & Glory. In his place, the team has recruited Mohammad Huzaifa, formerly of AS i8 Esports, who is now serving as the new in-game leader (IGL).

    This strategic move signals 4Thrives’ ambition to build on its international success and continue elevating Pakistan’s presence in global esports.

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  • Esports World Cup 2026 Unveils Unprecedented $75M Prize Pool

    Esports World Cup 2026 Unveils Unprecedented $75M Prize Pool

    Players and their clubs are really going to be filthy rich with this mind-blowing prize pool. I believe!

    The Esports World Cup 2026, which will be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from July 6 to August 23, has announced an all‑time high prize pool for the winners. yes, and that is $75 million. can you believe? and people say you are wasting time playing games, I don’t think so anymore.

    24 games are participating in 25 tournaments from 100 countries of the world. Games names are here:

    Official EWC 2026 Titles

    1. VALORANT
    2. Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS Year 6 Split 1 Playoffs)
    3. Dota 2
    4. League of Legends
    5. Free Fire
    6. Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s International
    7. EA Sports FC Pro World Championship
    8. PUBG: Battlegrounds
    9. Teamfight Tactics
    10. Overwatch Champions Series (Midseason Championship)
    11. Call of Duty: Warzone Resurgence Series
    12. Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid Season Cup
    13. Street Fighter 6
    14. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7
    15. PUBG Mobile World Cup
    16. Honor of Kings World Cup
    17. Tekken 8
    18. Rocket League
    19. Chess
    20. Rainbow Six Siege X
    21. Counter‑Strike 2
    22. CrossFire
    23. Trackmania
    24. Reload Elite Series Championship

    Prize Distribution EWC 2026

    The Esports World Cup Foundation has allocated $30 million for the Club Championship, $39 million for the Individual Game Championships, and $6 million for Club and Player Rewards. The $30 million Club Championship prize pool will be shared among the top 24 clubs, with the winning team taking home $7 million.

    Further details of tickets availability, matches and events will be revealed soon!

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  • DRX PUBG announces new line up, important players depart

    DRX PUBG announces new line up, important players depart

    DRX PUBG confirmed roster changes following their fourth‑place finish at the Esports World Cup 2025 in Riyadh.

    Three key players: Hyunbin, Cyxae, and SOEZ have departed the roster. They will be replaced by Hoxy, Bini, and TRE, who join the team for the upcoming competitive season.

    About DRX PUBG

    DRX PUBG is a well-known South Korean esports team with an estimated worth of $694,446. The organization has consistently competed at the highest level in PUBG tournaments.

    Reason for Departures

    The player exits are linked to South Korea’s mandatory military service requirement, which obligates young men to serve for a set period once they reach a certain age.

    With the new lineup, DRX PUBG aims to continue its presence in international competitions while adapting to the changes brought by national service obligations.

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