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In a spectacular display of strategy, skill, and sheer determination, Aurora Gaming PH emerged victorious at the M7 World Championship in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, sweeping Indonesia’s Alter Ego 4‑0 in the Grand Finals held in Jakarta. The Filipino squad’s flawless performance not only brought home the coveted world title, but also captured global attention as one of the standout moments in esports this year — moments that were lighting up 빠른티비 from the first map to the final victory.

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🚀 From Underdogs to World Champions

Aurora’s journey to the top wasn’t handed to them — they grinded through a tough Swiss Stage, avenged an early loss to rival Team Liquid PH, and powered through strong knockout opponents like the Selangor Red Giants before reaching the finals. Once there, they dominated Alter Ego with smart drafting, coordinated team fights, and precision execution that had 빠른티비 buzzing with replays and analysis.

🎮 A Clean Sweep Against Alter Ego

The Grand Finals told the story of a team firing on all cylinders. Aurora Gaming PH controlled objectives, dictated tempo, and punished every mistake with devastating efficiency. The 4‑0 scoreline didn’t just reflect skill — it showed mental strength, adapting to every twist and turn in each match. 빠른티비 screens were filled with highlight after highlight as Aurora decisively sealed the title.

🏅 Heroic Performances and Emotional Moments

Players like Dylan “Light” Catipon stood out on the biggest stage, earning Finals MVP honors thanks to stellar roaming and game impact. Longtime fans watched with pride as players like Edward “Edward” Dapadap added another world title to their legacy. Tears, cheers, and celebrations echoed on 빠른티비, capturing the emotional weight of finally claiming the championship after years of hard work.

Aurora Gaming PH’s triumph not only extended the Philippines’ dominance in the M‑Series but also gave 빠른티비 fans a moment to remember — a story of perseverance, teamwork, and reaching the pinnacle of mobile esports.

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BON CHAN will not pull trigger in giving Hadji old jungler role back

By Jonash Danug

Despite suffering its third consecutive loss, Blacklist International head coach Kristoffer “BON CHAN” Ricaplaza shared that they have no plans to bring back roamer Salic “Hadji” Imam to his old jungler role.

“No, dahil mahihirapan si Hadji ‘pag bumalik siya ng jungle,” said BON CHAN.

Hadji previously led Omega Esports to a respectable 5th-6th place finish in the M2 World Championship as jungler. According to BON CHAN, he has already made strides in both the position four and five roles.

Since transitioning to a utility role, Hadji has helped Blacklist International win the MPL Philippines Season Eight title and eventually, the M3 World Championship. The sudden shift back to the jungler role will impede his development, said the veteran strategist.

“So kung ilalagay natin siya sa jungle… Unang una, kailangan niya ng matagal na panahaon para magamay uli yung jungle, yung rotation ng jungler,” explained BON CHAN.

“Pinapahirapan niyo naman si Hadji,” he quipped.

Aside from that, Hadji is also set to man the middle for the SIBOL national team that will represent the Philippines in the 31st Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam. And a return to the jungle spot might ruin the team’s dynamics.

“Maglalari siya sa SIBOL as [position] four and [position] five. So, ‘pag balik niya ng SIBOL at nag jungle siya, kailangan na naman niyang mag adjust para maging four at five,” the player-turned-coach said.

“So hindi siya possible.”

A tragic MPL Philippines Season Nine opening week saw them drop their first two assignments. Following that, the back-to-back defending champions once again failed to enter the win column, losing to Nexplay EVOS via a 1-2 result.

Clearly, Blacklist International is still reeling from the loss of jungler Danerie “Wise” Del Rosario and skipper Johnmar “OhMyV33NUS” Villaluna.

But Blacklist International is planning to stick with what they have – hoping that the team can turn around its fortunes mid-season.