The M6 World Championship is the pinnacle of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports, showcasing the best teams and players worldwide. This year, several talented Filipino players have been imported by teams from other countries, highlighting the Philippines’ reputation as a powerhouse in MLBB. Let’s dive into the list of these exceptional athletes, their journey, and what makes them stand out in the global arena.
Filipino Imports Making Waves at M6
Filipino players have always been at the forefront of Mobile Legends esports. Their skills, adaptability, and strategic brilliance have caught the attention of international teams. Here are the key players who will represent other countries at the M6 World Championship.
Hadess – The Veteran Jungler Now Leading NIP Flash (Singapore)
Real Name: Jaymark Aaron Thomas Lazaro
Last PH Team: Echo (MPL PH Season 9)
Hadess has played for multiple teams throughout his career, including notable stints with Aura PH and Echo. Known for his consistent jungle dominance and ability to adapt to different playstyles, Hadess has proven himself as one of the most reliable players in the professional MLBB scene. Now representing NIP Flash, he’s set to bring his years of experience to help the Singaporean team shine at M6.
Innocent – The Sharpshooter of Selangor Red Giants (Malaysia)
Real Name: John Vincent Banal
Last PH Team: TNC (MPL PH Season 12)
Innocent was a standout gold laner for TNC during MPL PH Season 12, known for his precise marksmanship and calm under pressure. Now representing Malaysia’s Selangor Red Giants, Innocent has transitioned smoothly into his new role, forming a lethal duo with fellow Filipino import Kramm. The Malaysian team is counting on his consistency to make a deep run at M6.
Kielvj – The Veteran Jungle Titan of DFYG (China)
Real Name: Kiel VJ Hernandez Cruzem
Last PH Team: OMG (MPL PH Season 10)
Kielvj has cemented himself as a veteran player in the MLBB professional scene. With years of experience and a championship pedigree, including his victory at MSC 2021 with Execration, Kielvj is regarded as one of the strongest junglers in Southeast Asia. His ability to control the tempo of the game and outmaneuver opponents in critical moments makes him a key asset for China’s DFY
Kramm – Selangor Red Giants’ Dual Threat (Malaysia)
Real Name: Mark Genzon Sojero Rusiana
Last PH Team: Onic PH (MPL PH Season 12)
A former star for Onic PH, Kramm is known for his ability to dominate the EXP lane with calculated plays and smart rotations. Joining Selangor Red Giants, Kramm brings his aggressive playstyle to the Malaysian squad, perfectly complementing Innocent’s prowess in the gold lane. Together, they form a dynamic duo ready to take on the world.
KurtTzy – A Proven Star of NIP Flash (Singapore)
Real Name: Jankurt Russel Matira
Last PH Team: Echo (MDL PH Season 1)
KurtTzy has showcased his talent across various MPL PH teams before transitioning to Singapore’s NIP Flash. Known for his adaptability and exceptional mechanics, he made waves during his time in MDL PH Season 1, further solidifying his reputation as a versatile and reliable player. His diverse experience positions him as a valuable asset to the team as they aim for a strong showing at M6.
Mike Sama – The Strategic Enigma of Twisted Minds (Saudi Arabia)
Real Name: Ren Consulta Diong
Last PH Team: None
Despite lacking a professional league background in the Philippines, Mike Sama, or Ren Consulta Diong, brings a unique and unpredictable playstyle to Saudi Arabia’s Twisted Minds. Known for his unconventional strategies and ability to surprise opponents, he’s the team’s wild card at M6. His journey is a testament to the idea that talent can emerge from unexpected places.
Nets – The Reliable Gold Laner for Team Vamos (Malaysia)
Real Name: Kenneth Sablande Barro
Last PH Team: Onic PH (MPL PH Season 12)
Nets was a consistent performer for Onic PH during MPL PH Season 12, known for his ability to carry games under pressure. Now part of Team Vamos, Nets is ready to bring his reliability and firepower to the Malaysian squad. His inclusion strengthens the team’s chances of making a splash at M6.
Saxa – The Strategic Jungler for Keep Best Gaming (China)
Real Name: Kenneth De Pedro Fedelin
Last PH Team: TNC (MPL PH Season 11)
During his time with TNC, Saxa built a reputation as a strategic jungler capable of dictating the tempo of games. Now representing Keep Best Gaming, Saxa brings his cerebral approach to China’s representative, making him a key player to watch in the M6 World Championship wildcard stage.
Tracy – The Rising Star of Keep Best Gaming (China)
Real Name: Damasco Tracy Danielle
Last PH Team: None
Like Mike Sama, Tracy never competed in the Philippine professional leagues but has already shown immense potential. Now part of Keep Best Gaming, he is eager to make a name for himself on the world stage. His fresh perspective and innovative gameplay could be the X-factor for his team.
The Philippine Legacy Lives On
Even as they play under different banners, these Filipino stars continue to uphold the Philippines’ legacy as a dominant force in Mobile Legends esports. Their presence in the M6 World Championship proves that Filipino talent remains highly sought after on the global stage.
As the tournament unfolds, all eyes will be on these imports to see if they can lead their teams to victory and etch their names in MLBB history.
FAQ
1. Why are Filipino players often imported by international teams?
Filipino players are known for their exceptional mechanical skills, strategic mindset, and adaptability, making them valuable assets for any team.
Trivia: Many enthusiasts claim that if you want to enhance your skills to the highest level in Mobile Legends, playing ranked games in the Philippine server is a must. The server is renowned for its highly competitive matches, which have shaped some of the world’s best players.
2. Which teams do Filipino imports play for in the M6 World Championship?
They play for teams from Singapore (NIP Flash), Malaysia (Selangor Red Giants, Team Vamos), China (DFYG, Keep Best Gaming), and Saudi Arabia (Twisted Minds).
3. Who are the top-performing Filipino imports at M6?
While all players bring unique strengths, Hadess, Innocent, and Kielvj stand out due to their extensive professional experience and accomplishments.
4. How does the Philippines continue to influence the MLBB esports scene?
The Philippines remains a powerhouse with many of its players competing internationally and inspiring teams worldwide with their innovative strategies and gameplay.
