Powr Esports wins PMPL MEA Championship 2022

Newsroom Oct 18, 2022

POWR Esports wins champions of the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL MEA) Championship Fall 2022 after a strong performance.

Overview:

POWR Esports wins champions of the PUBG Mobile Pro League.
Iraqi team Geekay Sports earned third place in the championship.
The squad displayed their prowess and ended up with 210 points and 107 eliminations.

Today marked the conclusion of the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL): MEA Championship 2022 Fall, with the top three teams earning spots in the PMGC 2022. Powr Esport, a Saudi Arabian team, emerged as the winners after 24 bouts of breath-taking action that left spectators on the edge of their seats. They resoundingly won the championship.

With 178 eliminations, the team crushed the competition, earning an astounding 330 points. On the last day, Powr Esport also earned a hat-trick of chicken dinners to guarantee their place. The group received a cash award of $40,000.

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Another Saudi squad, R8 Esports, placed second behind them. They, too, displayed their strength throughout the competition, finishing with 248 points and 133 frags, earning them a cash award of $28,000. Geekay Sports, an Iraqi squad, finished third in the competition. The team showed off their skills and finished with 210 points and 107 eliminations. They received the $10,000 third-place cash prize.

Allocations for PMGC 2022 League Stage

The top three teams from the PMPL MEA tournament were granted admission to the next PMGC 2022 League. The team below R8 Esports qualified for the competition since R8 Esports had already qualified for PMGC based on regional ranking points.

Teams who have qualified from the Fall 2022 PMPL MEA Championship for the PMGC 2022 League Stage

Powr Esport (Saudi Arabia)
Geekay Esports (Iraq)
Titan Gaming (Kazakhstan)

In addition to these groups of teams, One Million from Morocco, Nigma Galaxy from the United Arab Emirates, and R8 Esports (formerly Rico Infinity Esports) from Saudi Arabia have already qualified for the international competition via the regional points system.

Teams' Fall 2022 PMPL MEA Championship performance review

Along with the top three teams, Kazakhstan's Titan Gaming also excelled. The team finished with 209 points and fourth on the scoreboard thanks to two chicken dinners, securing a seat in the renowned world tournament.

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Ooredo Thunders and Twisted Minds from the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia competed well. These teams put up a valiant fight to earn fifth and sixth places on the overall leaderboards. Nigma Galaxy, the tournament favorite and a major force in the Middle East, had a terrible campaign and finished in 12th place with only 143 points after 24 matches. In 24 games, the squad won only one chicken meal since it could not develop its rhythm.

The PMPL Arabia and Africa champions, Team Falcons and One Million, did not do well throughout the competition. The teams, like Nigma Galaxy, failed miserably, failing to establish any type of momentum, and finishing in positions 11 and 13, respectively. The two teams with the lowest results in the competition were NASR Esport and Virtual Gaming Squad. Both finished with pitiful scores of 115 and 89 points to their names despite seeming lost throughout the competition.

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