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Falcon Esports is next in our predictions, as they have shown some fantastic skills in recent times.

Next on our predictions is the Malaysians of TODAK, who will be attending their fourth M-series event.

Our final countdown towards the M4 World Championship has begun, with our predictions for each of the four groups leading us to Jakarta, Indonesia. In only two days, the M4 World Championship will kick off with its Group Stage, as the 16 teams begin their battle to become the victors. While there are some fairly obvious favourites for the event, there are just as many underdogs and unknown teams which are sure to throw a spanner into the works for everyone....

Yesterday saw the M4 World Championships hit a new record with a concurrent peak viewership of 4.25 million across the globe. headline photo courtesy of Moonton As we kick off the new year, fans across the globe have been watching the M4 World Championship with their favourite players and teams competing to be crowned as the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Champions. While some fans are lucky enough to be witnessing this in person, others are tuning in via YouTube thus the viewership has reached its peak, breaking the record set previously by a massive amount....

All-in-all, the latest patch shapes up extremely well as a contender to be played at M4.

This led to Incendio taking a 2-1 lead, but things were far from over.

With only 11 days remaining until the M4 World Championships begin, Moonton have confirmed an amazing list of English talent for the event. On January 1st, 2023, the M4 World Championships will kick off from Jakarta, Indonesia featuring a total of 16 teams and a massive $800,000 prize pool. As we edge closer to the event, Moonton have been keeping us informed of many aspects of the event, from a Group Stage draw through to a venue change....

A battle of the Philippines would be the upper bracket final at the M4 World Championships, with ECHO and Blacklist International going head-to-head. Having risen to dominance in recent years, the Philippines has fast become one of the most dominant regions in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. From Bren Esports back at M2, through to MSC events, and Blacklist International at M3, PH has been able to take down all challengers in their path....

Today saw the M4 World Championships get underway, with a string of best-of-one games from the Group Stage. Even so, Incendio would play a second game today, fighting against Falcon Esports. The Swordfish quickly tore through Malvinas, leaving them with a tied 1-1 record on Day 1.

Every single member of the Falcon roster knew their role, even against some comfort picks from Blacklist. It was all about Naomis Franco, with the Iron Hooks absolutely decimating Blacklist when they least expected it. Both teams battled back and forth for 20-minutes, with each finding amazing teamfights and pickoffs too. Tomorrow will see the culmination of Group C and D possibly with much more excitement.

Incendio Supremacy, deemed one of the underdogs of the M4 World Championships, has caused the biggest upsets of the event thus far. Incendio Supremacy missed out on reaching the upper bracket due to tiebreakers, and now are really getting into their stride, albeit in the lower bracket. The Turkish roster, which managed to take a single game victory over Falcon Esports during the Group Stage, breezed past MDH Esports in the first round of the lower bracket but would have a much tougher task against the MPL MY champions, Team HAQ....

Group A has already seen some big results at the M4 World Championships, and Incendio Supremacy have been a team to show some brilliance. headline picture courtesy of Moonton Incendio Supremacy is the team to come out of Turkey for the M4 World Championships, after missing out on M3. But, with Alien joining their roster from Bedel with some M-Series experience, they were looking to put their name on the map....

As the M4 World Championships approaches, Indonesia brings two teams looking to reclaim the title for their region.