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Walee-Owned 4Thrives Wins PUBG MOBILE Bronze for Pakistan at Asian Games 2026

Walee-owned esports team 4Thrives Walee has secured the bronze medal for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at the 2026 Asian Games … Read More The post Walee-Owned 4Thrives Wins PUBG MOBILE Bronze for Pakistan at Asian Games 2026 appeared first on ProPakistani .

Walee-Owned 4Thrives Wins PUBG MOBILE Bronze for Pakistan at Asian Games 2026

Esports team 4Thrives Walee, owned by Walee, has achieved a remarkable feat by winning the bronze medal for Pakistan in the highly competitive PUBG MOBILE tournament at the 2026 Asian Games held in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Representing Pakistan against top teams from across Asia, the team's victory marks a significant milestone for Pakistani esports, showcasing the exceptional skill and determination of its players.

The bronze medal symbolizes not only the players' talent but also the growing strength of Pakistan's competitive gaming scene, which has received crucial backing from Walee. As a Pakistani organization, Walee has invested in providing the necessary support and platform for homegrown players to compete globally, and the team's success at the Asian Games' international stage speaks volumes about the potential of Pakistani esports talent.

Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan, Director of Walee and 4Thrives Walee, expressed immense pride in the achievement, stating that it was a testament to the players' discipline, resilience, and patriotism. He expressed hope that this win would open up more opportunities for young Pakistani players aspiring to compete at the highest level. Walee's platforms, BigBaat and Quick Topups, also serve as sponsors for the team, further endorsing the organization's commitment to nurturing esports talent in Pakistan.

This milestone adds to an already impressive year for 4Thrives Walee on the international PUBG MOBILE circuit. Beyond the medal, the victory represents a significant step forward for esports in Pakistan, demonstrating that homegrown talent can compete on the same level as the best in Asia when provided with the right opportunities and sustained support.

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