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NASR Esports, PMPL (Source: Twitter)
Nasr Esports was declared the winner of the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) Arabia Spring 2023 Grand Finals. The squad has been participating on the circuit for a while, but this is their first official victory. Notably, Nasr strategically altered their lineup by bringing in talented players from North America, which benefited their success.
Nasr Esports had a mediocre league stage but won the competition right away. Despite a decline on the second day, they fought back to win on the last day. The team's outstanding performance of 91 kills and three chicken dinners resulted in a total of 191 points.
PMPL Arabia Spring 2023 Grand Finals: Round Up
In the final results, Quest Esports, which consists of Powr Esports players, came in second. The squad did well on day one, even seizing the lead on day two. Unfortunately, a few early exits in the final matches hurt their chances of winning the title.
The PMNC MEA Wildcard champions Brute Force displayed their prowess in the finals by winning two chicken feast matches on the last day. After accumulating a total of 185 points, their exceptional performance drove them to an astounding third position in the standings.
The second-place team from PMSC Arabia, Geekay Esports, performed about average in the finals and finished in fourth place with 184 points. R8 Esports (formerly Rico Infinity), on the other side, had a solid start in the finals but lost their form along the process, placing them in fifth place with 181 points.
Nigma Galaxy, although having a strong League Stage performance, finished seventh in the finals and was eliminated. They were looking for a stronger showing in the forthcoming PMPL MEA Championship after the team's erratic performance. The squad member Koops, who recorded 150 eliminations and 30075 damage, was the best competitor.
current champions Team Falcons struggled to compete well and had a dismal campaign, placing 15th in the Grand Finals. With 95 points, Gangsters Esports placed sixteenth. The top 10 teams have qualified for the PMPL MEA Championship, where they will compete for a single spot in the coveted PUBG Mobile World Invitational competition against the six best African teams.