Selangor Red Giants OG Esports pontuam Hat-Trick da MPL Malaysia

Selangor Red Giants OG eSports (SRG) etched their name in the annals of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) history last night after clinching the MLBB Professional League (MPL) Malaysia Season 15. This marked their third consecutive victory, a feat no other team has achieved previously. The Three Pedros League champions needed just 62 minutes and 53 seconds to sweep Homebois (HB) 4-0 at a packed Juara Stadium.

Selagor Red Giants OG Esports qualified for MSC 2025

SRG’s Gold Laner John “Innocent” Vincent Banal was named the Finals Most Valuable Player (FMVP) after securing two wilds – where a player scores five enemy kills in quick succession – in Malaysia 2 and 3, bringing his total tally for the season to five – an all-time record in MPL Malaysia.

SRG and HB will fly the Malaysian flag in the MLBB Mid-Season Cup (MSC) at the 2025 Esports World Cup (EWC) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia next month. Despite being the top Malaysian MLBB teams, both will consider themselves underdogs after Malaysia’s underwhelming performance on home soil at the M6 ​​World Championship, MLBB’s last major esports event.

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However, SRG has a history of achieving the impossible in Riyadh, having defied the odds – in “Pantang Mengalah” (meaning “never back down” in Bahasa Malaysian style) – to win the inaugural EWC and the World Esports Championship (WEC) 2024 last year. The EWC 25 MSC offers a record US$3,000,000 (~MYR 12,693,000) purse.

Simon Lim, President of Selangor Red Giants Esports said: “Whenever the players are not satisfied with their scrims on certain days, they ask to scrim more. They are willing to work extra hours, they are willing to put in extra effort for this. And that is the reward they get today, yet there is still no big challenge. The way MSC.

Natus Vincere Malaysia (Navi My) will also represent Malaysia in the MLBB Women’s Invitational at EWC 25 in Riyadh. The MWI at EWC 25 will feature a purse of US$500,000 (~Myr 2,212,000), one of the largest in women’s esports history.