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Pakistan lifts Tekken 7 Nations Cup by beating South Korea

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RIYADH – In another feat in the world of gaming, Pakistani e-sports players clinched an international tournament by beating South Korea 3-2.

At least 16 squads participated in the tournament from across the globe, where players opted scores of characters, and locked horns in fierce contests, moving through the competition in pursuit of $1 million prize pool.

Gaming prodigy Arsalan Ash, and Atif Butt represented Pakistan and made to the grand final before rewriting the history.

Arsalan Ash faced a blow in the mid-contest, but Atif made an impressive comeback. Ash and the squad clinched prize money of $ 0.5 million.

The feat raked in huge praise online and recognition.

https://twitter.com/AbdullahOrkzy23/status/1678386751474204672

Arsalan and boys advances to the final by outclassing the UK over the weekend. Earlier, Pakistan slams South Africa, Japan and hosts Saudi Arabia in the group stages.

E-sports players from Pakistan ruled several Tekken competitions. Earlier this year, Arsalan bagged the global Tekken 7 competition at the Evolution Championship Series (EVO) Japan 2023.

Mamoon Sabri becomes first Pakistani to host an international Esports event

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