4Thrives Walee have won the PUBG MOBILE Global Open (PMGO) 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals in Kathmandu, Nepal, securing a place at the Season 2 global event.
The team beat 15 South Asian squads over four days of competition. The win makes them back-to-back South Asia champions, after they claimed the regional title in Season 1.
Teams from Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and the wider region took part in the finals.
Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan, Director of Walee and 4Thrives Walee, credited the players’ discipline and resilience. He said defending a title is often harder than winning it, as every opponent enters determined to beat the champion.
“For Walee, this achievement further validates our decision to invest in 4Thrives and in the long-term potential of esports in Pakistan,” he said. He added that the company aims to build professional structures, commercial opportunities and pathways for Pakistani players to compete consistently at the highest level.
4Thrives won the PMGO 2026 Season 1 South Asia Finals in Lahore, then took the Season 1 global championship in Jakarta, one of the most significant international achievements in Pakistan’s esports history.
Walee acquired the team in July 2026, following the global title. The partnership combines 4Thrives’ competitive record with Walee’s capabilities in technology, media, content, audience engagement and brand partnerships. Since the acquisition, Walee has worked to strengthen the team’s competitive and commercial foundation.
The current roster comprises Shayan Asad “IQ,” Falak Sher “FALAK,” Hasnain Rehman “T24,” Muhammad Huzaifa “HUZAIFA” and Sameer Khan “NOCKi,” supported by management and performance staff.
The team will now prepare for the PMGO 2026 Season 2 global stage, where it will represent Pakistan and aim to defend its global crown.
