M6 World Championship: FNOP Extends Philippines Domination over Indonesia!

 

Japan Times reports that the conclusion of M6 World Championship which took place on December 14 that saw Fnatic Onic Philippines (FNOP) defeat Team Liquid Indonesia (TLID) 4-1 in the best-of-seven series (BO7) was the fifth straight title for the Philippines since the M2 World Championship in 2021. They remain undefeated throughout the entire M6 World Championship and also won the Biggest share from the total prize pool which was one million dollars.

Red Giants Selangor who are based in Malaysia finished in third position after succumbing to TLID in the Lower Bracket Final on December 14. This loss dispels their ambition of achieving the Golden Road whereby a team can strive to win all the Major MLBB trophies in a single year.

FNOP's Gold Laner, Duane "Kelra" Pillas, was awarded the Grand Final MVP for his impressive performance in the match. The other members of the FNOP team are Jann Kirk “Kirk” Solcruz Gutierrez (EXP Laner), King Cyric “K1NGKONG” Perez (Jungler), Frince Miguel “Super Frince” Ramirez (Mid Laner), Borris James “Brusko” Parro (Roamer), and Brian Milez “SpiderMilez” Santos. (Roamer).

The highest level of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esport is M Series (MLBB). In order to increase the level of competition between the best esports teams in the world, the sixth edition, M6, adds the Swiss Format and has a bigger prize fund. Over 7,000 people gathered at Axiata Arena to watch FNOP's historic victory. According to analytics partner Esports Charts, the event also had a 66% rise in average viewership (AV), reaching 709,919 AV, and reached 4.129 million peak concurrent viewers (PCV), making it the third most popular M Series edition ever.

"M6 once again confirmed the growing appeal of MLBB esports, bringing an ever-wider audience to its flagship tournament," stated Artyom Odintsov, co-founder and CEO of Esports Charts. While it wasn't a record-breaking occasion, M6 produced exceptional