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4Thrives Walee Secures Bronze for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at Asian Games 2026

4Thrives Walee secured the bronze medal for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at the 2026 Asian Games, marking a significant milestone for the country’s competitive

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4Thrives Walee Secures Bronze for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at Asian Games 2026
4Thrives Walee players celebrating their bronze medal win at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

Key Takeaways

  • 4Thrives Walee won the bronze medal for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at the 2026 Asian Games.
  • The victory marks a significant milestone for Pakistan’s competitive gaming scene.
  • Walee, the owner of 4Thrives Walee, invested in the team’s international success.

4Thrives Walee, an esports team owned by Walee, secured the bronze medal for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

The victory represents a national achievement, highlighting the growing strength of Pakistan’s competitive gaming community.

4Thrives Walee Secures Bronze for Pakistan in PUBG MOBILE at Asian Games 2026

Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan, Director of Walee and 4Thrives Walee, expressed pride in the team’s performance, stating, “Today belongs to our players and to Pakistan.”

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The team’s success adds to a strong year for 4Thrives Walee on the international PUBG MOBILE circuit, showcasing the potential of local talent.

Walee, through its platforms BigBaat and Quick Topups, has supported the team, enabling them to compete at the highest level.

This achievement marks another step forward for esports in Pakistan, demonstrating that local players can compete alongside the best in Asia with proper support.

The bronze medal is a testament to the players’ skill and determination, as well as the growing recognition of esports as a legitimate sporting discipline in the country.

Today belongs to our players and to Pakistan.

Chaudhry Waqas Ramzan, Director, Walee and 4Thrives Walee