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The M5 Wild Card tournament is a qualifying tournament for the MLBB M5 World Championship, an esports tournament for the Mobile Game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. The M5 World Championship was the first edition to include a wild card round. [22] The top two teams will qualify for the main tournament. Wildcard Groups: November 23 to 25, 2023
The M1, M3 and M4 editions of the world championships witnessed an all Philippine or Indonesian Grand Finals, thus having two editions in either of the four final positions. M2, M5, and now M6 are from the three of the iterations of the world championship that does not see a forseable Philippines vs. Philippines Grand Finals. [39] [40] [41]
Four of the eight teams from MPL-PH have as well won the World Championship title: AP Bren in M2 and M5, Blacklist International for M3 and ECHO Philippines for M4, Onic Philippines in M6. MPL Philippines has a "split" season system wherein a year is split into two seasons. [6]
Furthermore, it has the largest prize pool so far in any MLBB professional tournament in history, boasting a $3 million prize pool with the champions winning a prize of $1 million. [2] Selangor Red Giants from Malaysia defeated the M5 world champions from the Philippines, Falcons AP Bren, 4–3, in a best-of-seven series. This is the first time ...
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The 2024 Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championship was an esports tournament for the mobile multiplayer online battle arena video game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.. It is commonly referred to as the M6 World Championship and M6, the sixth iteration of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championship, an annual international tournament organized by the game's developer, Moonton Games.
It was later on rescheduled and was held at Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore in January 2021 with a prize pool of US$300,000. [90] The third world championship, dubbed as M3, was held in Singapore for the second time and had an increase prize pool of US$800,000. [91] It had a peak viewership of 3.18 million, breaking the record from M2. [92]
March 27 – The Philippine delegation claims 7 gold, 4 silver, and a bronze medal at 2023 Youth World Weightlifting Championships at Ramazan Njala Sports Palace in Durrës, Albania. [100] July 29 – Angeline Colonia wins three gold medals in women's 45 kg. category at the 2023 Asian Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championships in New Delhi ...