4Thrives Walee Win PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals

Champions Of South Asia

4Thrives Walee have won the PUBG Mobile Global Open 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals in Kathmandu, Nepal. The Pakistani roster went back-to-back, defending the regional crown they first lifted in Season 1, and they did it the hard way - four days of matches against 15 of the best PUBG Mobile squads from across South Asia.

The lobby was stacked with talent from Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and the rest of the region, but 4Thrives Walee kept their cool and closed out the title.

A Rough Start In Round 1

This win did not come easy. On the opening day, 17 September 2026, 4Thrives Walee were not even in the picture. Thrives Esports took Round 1 Match 1 with 14 points, followed by A1 RG Esports on 12 points, Maxebels on 10, Trained to Kill on 9 and Horaa Esports on 7.

With 16 squads in the lobby, nobody was handing out free placements. But over the long grind of the finals, 4Thrives Walee climbed past everyone.

The Reward

Here is what the title gets them:

• PMGO 2026 Season 2 South Asia Finals champion
• Back-to-back South Asia Finals wins (Season 1 and Season 2)
• A slot at the PMGO 2026 Season 2 global event, where they will represent Pakistan

The Bigger Run

This org has been on a serious tear. 4Thrives first won the Season 1 South Asia Finals in Lahore, then went on to win the PMGO Season 1 global championship in Jakarta - one of the biggest international results in Pakistan's esports history. Walee acquired 4Thrives in July 2026 after that global title run.

Walee's Director Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan said the win belongs to the players. He pointed out that defending a title is often tougher than winning it the first time, because every opponent comes in wanting to take you down. He also talked about Walee's plan to build professional structures and pathways so Pakistani players can compete consistently at the highest level.

What's Next

4Thrives Walee now turn their attention to the PMGO 2026 Season 2 global event. If their Season 1 form is anything to go by, they will not be there just to make up the numbers.

For the other South Asian squads, the grind continues. But for now, Kathmandu belongs to 4Thrives Walee.