M4 World Championship

RRQ Akira redeemed itself after its lackluster performance back in the M3 World Championship, when the team was still playing under Keyd Stars. The squad will ...

A massive wipeout in favor of RRQ Akira occurred at the 10-minute mark, pushing The Valley into a much more disadvantageous position. RRQ Akira’s Arthur "Tekashi" Nascimento was able to spearhead the squad to a seven-kill lead and took the first EXP Lane turret at the 7-minute mark. The Brazilian squad of RRQ Akira won the match with a large number of kills while the North American (NA) team, The Valley only got a few kills.

Yawi gets sidelined, but Echo nonetheless dominates Indonesian powerhouse RRQ Hoshi in the group stage of the M4 World Championship.

Echo eyes a sweep of the group stage when it faces RSG Singapore and Occupy Thrones of Egypt on Wednesday for a spot in the upper bracket playoffs. Jaypee held the fort using Khufra and assisted on 14 of their 17 kills as Echo overcame arguably its toughest foe in Group C. Alston “Sanji” Pabico and Benedict “Bennyqt” Gonzales dazzled in their world championship debut as Echo gained a share of the lead in Group C, tying RSG Singapore with identical 1-0 cards.

Tristan “Yawi” Cabrera sat out ECHO's opening game against RRQ Hoshi in the M4 World Championship, Monday night. Yawi is currently involved in an alleged ...

Filling in for Yawi is veteran roamer Jaypee “Jaypee” Dela Cruz. The former MPL PH MVP joins the core of Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno, Benedict “Bennyqt” Gonzales, Alaton “Sanji” Pabico, and Sanford “Sanford” Vinuya in the starting five. ECHO placed second in the MPL Philippines Season 10.

Echo Philippines on Monday started their M4 World Championship campaign with a convincing win over former coach Michael 'Arcadia' Bocado and Indonesia's RRQ ...

With the results, RRQ Hoshi split its matches. Jaypee, in his first world tournament appearance since the inaugural M1 world championships, chalked up 9 assists. The Valley, RRQ split matches

For Blacklist captain Johnmar “OhMyV33nus” Villaluna, making sacrifices is part of their job.

Everything has different strategies so we have to prepare for each team, depending on how they play.” “We only have a few samples and we just relied on that," explained BON CHAN. "And that’s the beauty of facing different regions.” “It’s about the mindset because if I experienced the holiday in the PH, we won’t have M4. He added: “Some regions have aggressive gameplay, while some regions have defensive gameplay. After suffering a defeat against Indonesia’s IESF roster last December, the team knew momentum was against them as they prepared for their M series title defense.

There's no such thing as rookie jitters for Alston “Sanji” Pabico as he lead ECHO to a masterful performance over RRQ Hoshi that opened its campaign in the ...

In the first Lord fight, ECHO scored a two-man pickoff on RRQ that allowed them to secure the objective and take down the outer turrets of the Indonesian representatives. That, however, couldn’t stop ECHO from cruising to the victory as they completed the three-man wipe in the next Lord fight to put the nail on the coffin on RRQ and silence the raucous home crowd. There’s no such thing as rookie jitters for Alston “Sanji” Pabico as he lead ECHO to a masterful performance over RRQ Hoshi that opened its campaign in the M4 World Championship on a high note at the Bali United Studio in Indonesia on Monday, Jan.

Blacklist International Johnmar "OhMyV33nus" Villaluna shared what it's like missing out on holiday celebrations to prepare for the M4 World Championship.

GMT+8 and Myanmar’s [Falcon Esports](https://www.oneesports.gg/mobile-legends/falcon-esports-myanmar-m4-rep/) at 8 p.m. [Burn X Flash](https://www.oneesports.gg/mobile-legends/burn-x-flash-zico-covid-m4/) tomorrow at 6 p.m. Follow [ONE Esports on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/ONEEsports) for more Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and M4 news, guides, and updates. “For me, it’s really all about passion If your dream is to become a world champion,” he added. The team had been staying in Indonesia since December 17 to prepare for the tournament. It’s all about mindset,” he said.