Esports Training for the 2022 SEA Games Officially Starts
The esports training for the 2022 SEA Games has officially started. Located at Golden Tulip, Surabaya, the Mobile Legends Bang – Bang division started the training camp since Thursday (15/8/2022).
The National Training of Mobile Legends division itself will be attended by 40 participants who will be filtered into 10 people. Participants who enter the Mobile Legends national training are divided into three routes, namely, MPL Season 3, President’s Cup, IENC 2022, and IEL University Series.
Already Chosen 12 Great Players
After going through the national training for two days since (15/8), 12 players from 40 names from the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Indonesia branch for the 2022 SEA Games have been selected.
Several games have been carried out between the teams participating in the national training. Starting from EVOS Esports, Onic Esports, RRQ, Genflix Aerowolf, and Binus. Until finally 12 players were chosen who would represent Indonesia. Those selected are:
Team Onic:
- Udil Surbakti
- Maxhill “Antimage” Leonardo
- Drian Larsen
- Teguh “Psychoo” Saputra
EVOS Team:
- Eko “Oura” Julianto
- “Rekt” Gustian
- Yurino “Donkey” Son
- Muhammad “Wannn” Ridwan
Team Genflix Aerowolf:
- Steven “Marsha” Kurniawan
- Watt
RRQ & Binus Team:
- Muhammad “Lemon” Ikhsan
- Calvin “Vyn”
These 12 names will be divided into two teams, namely Indonesia A and B. They then competed in the Independence Cup against several teams from abroad, until finally five players had to be crossed out to get seven names who flew to the Philippines to defend the red and white banner.
Gold Target
The Indonesian Mobile Legends National Team Panja, Andrian Pauline, said he was sure that from the Mobile Legends branch, players could donate gold. “You have to be sure that the Mobile Legends branch can get gold. I also believe that the Mobile Legends national team can talk a lot,” he said, some time ago.
On paper, the Mobile Legends national team is indeed capable because it is inhabited by a number of star players. This can not be separated from the performance of the professional esports team Mobile Legends in the international arena.
Even in the 2022 MSC, the Finals brought together Onic Esports and Louvre Esports, both of which were Indonesian teams. Meanwhile, in the Clash of Champions and Mobile Legends Bang Bang tournaments in Singapore, a team from Indonesia managed to become the champion represented by RRQ.
