The year 2020 has been a mixed bag of events for PUBG Mobile Esports competitions across the board.
With COVID 19 pandemics leading to the conversion of many LAN events to online ones, there is no doubt that the PUBG Mobile Esports scene has been hit hard by not being able to reach its full potential.
However, with people forced to stay at home, the online audience of these events has grown significantly, leading to many successful events.
With the 2020 season of PUBG Mobile Esports coming to an end, we take a look at the teams that have shown great strength, vigor and coordination throughout the year.
Top 5 PUBG Mobile Esports teams in 2020
# 1 – 4 Angry Men (China)
Chinese esports group 4 Angry Men (4AM) has been a huge success in PUBG Mobile Esports. The roster, which includes some of the best players in the world, has put on a terrific display of their skills in the year 2020.
The team in the first two seasons of PEL (Peacekeeper Elite League) showed great performance, with each team having a podium finish. Finally, they went on to win PEL Season 3.
In the prestigious Elite Peacekeeper (PEC) Tournament, the team was placed third, and went on to win the PUBG Mobile World Championship (PMGC): League Level.
# 2 – Bigetron RA (Indonesia)
The Indonesian team has had 2020 that has made a huge impact on the PUBG Mobile Esports outlook since its inception. The team this year has won almost every event they have played in.
Ryzen and Zuxxy, the two stars of the team, have excelled in all competitions with the support of Luxxy and Microboy. The team in 2020 has won both the Spring and Fall Split of the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL): Indonesia.
Bigetron UK has also placed second in the PMPL: Southeast Asia Spring Split and has won PMPL: Southeast Asia Fall Split.
On the global stage, the team has won the PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL: Season 0) and finished in second place in the PUBG Mobile World Championship (PMGC): League Level.
# 3 – Nova Esports (China)
Hong Kong-based Nova Esports has been a huge success in PUBG Mobile Esports since acquiring the acclaimed Chinese album X-Quest F.
The roster, which includes major PUBG Mobile players such as Paraboy and Order, has continued to be a huge success in domestic and international competitions in the year 2020.
First, like X-Quest F, the team finished third in the first season of PEL (Peacekeeper Elite League). After being acquired by Nova Esports, they went on to win the second season of PEL.
The team also won the prestigious Elite Peacekeeper (PEC) Championship and showed good performance in the final week of the PUBG Global Mobile (PMGC): League Stage.
# 4 – RRQ Athena (Thailand)
The Thai group, which has been around since the inception of PUBG Mobile Esports, has also been doing well in the year both regionally and internationally.
The roster with players like G9, Beer11, and Earnny has appeared regularly in the kill control boards. Although the team did not win a major title in 2020, they have been receiving consistent podium finishes throughout the year.
The team finished third in the PUBG Mobile World League East-West (PMWL: East). With their fraggers, G9 and Beer11 regularly made plays.
At the end of the year, the team reached another podium finish (finishing third) in the PUBG Mobile World Championship (PMGC): League Level. In the recently decided tournament, Earnny stood up for his team, appearing up on the list of top spies now and again.
# 5 – Futbolist (Turkey)
The Turkish group has also performed well on a domestic and global level. The roster with players like Lutz and Solkay has appeared regularly in the kill control boards.
The team had won PMCO first – Spring Split 2020: Turkey. After several major performances in mid-level competitions such as PMCO Spring Split: Europe, the team went on to win the PUBG Mobile World League: West (PMWL: West).
The players in the team also showed good performance in the PUBG Mobile World Championships (PMGC): League Stage, appearing in the kill boards most of the time.
Published December 27, 2020, 12:13 IST