Wolves Esports Wins PUBG Mobile Global Open Title as Hora Finishes Fourth

Wolves Esports, representing the United States, has claimed the PUBG Mobile Global Open title in Pakistan. Nepal's representative, Hora Esports, concluded the international esports tournament in fourth position. Hora had initially placed at the top of the standings on Saturday following the first day of the grand finals, but could not hold onto the lead despite registering solid performances across multiple matches on Sunday. The competition reached a tense climax as ten teams crossed the mandatory 67-point qualification threshold by the twelfth match, making each of them eligible to take the overall championship. Alongside Hora Esports, nine other squads were in contention for the title heading into the decisive final round. Wolves Esports eventually clinched the trophy by securing a chicken dinner victory in the twelfth match. The tournament featured several other notable team performances and outcomes across its stages. Among the competing Nepalese squads, T2K was knocked out earlier in the tournament during the survival stage. Meanwhile, INF spent time at the bottom of the table during the course of the competition before the final standings were settled.