realme crowns a new MLBB world champion as Aurora Gaming wins the M7 Grand Final in Jakarta

Jakarta, Thekabarnews.com—The MLBB M7 Global Championship came to a close in Jakarta with a thrilling Grand Final. The event awarded Aurora Gaming Philippines as the new global champion of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), Sunday, January 25.

As the strategic partner of the premier esports event, realme strengthened its presence through brand integration and deep fan engagement. realme also awarded the tournament’s top performer the exclusive Realme FMVP Trophy.

Dylan “Light” Catipon of Aurora Gaming earned the Finals Most Valuable Player (FMVP) title after delivering a stellar performance and strong leadership throughout the championship series.

Head of Global Brand Communication at realme, Lanxi Cai, gave the award right on stage. He also took part in a picture session to remember the historic event in MLBB Esports history.

The co-branded FMVP Trophy has a sunburst crown design with powerful geometric shapes. These shapes stand for dedication and perseverance among esports athletes. The saying “Real Passion Never Dies” inspired the design, and the trophy prominently features the realme emblem at its base. This detail indicates the brand’s involvement in supporting the global event and commemorating Catipon’s achievement.

The event was in line with the common goal of realme and the M7 World Championship, “Let the World See Us.” This goal encouraged people all across the world to watch emerging esports talent rise.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is one of the most popular mobile MOBA games in the world. Players have downloaded the game more than 1.5 billion times, with 110 million active users each month.

Esports Charts has also named the game the most-watched mobile esports title in the world. Viewers watched more than 434 million total hours.

The end of the M7 World Championship was another big step forward for worldwide mobile esports. It showed how important technology companies and tournament organizers are. These groups influence the future of competitive gaming.