MLBB athletes open to overcome the adversity in the new Amazon Prime Dacujies in Asports World Cup.

Participating in mobile legends: MLBB ESPORTS tournaments can bring life-long experiences, which viewing the prestige and awards that come with victory. But there is never an easy way to win in a victorious way. For most of its fans, MLBB is professional players sculptures that demonstrate dominance through their mythological win and gameplay. But on the backstage, these pro-players are like their fans-a person who suffers from real-life problems outside the morning land.

Level up: Amazon Prime Document on Esports World Cup

This MLBB player Sanford “Sanford” Vinuya, Mitchell “Chel”, Siswanto, and Sindi “Siswanto want to provide their supporters, as they act in the upcoming first Asports World Cup (EWC) documentary series,” Level Up “.

The documentary puts the players to tell the players to tell their stories of adverse and victory, which many fans do not know. For Sanford, Chel and Sini, their inclusion in the series provides a platform to push MLBB players to represent and share his real -life stories that can inspire fans around the world who see them, and it recognizes the global appearance of the game.

“It is important for me to be depicted in documents because it gave me a platform to share more about my life story and I had to struggle before winning a title or before participating in a major tournament, such as MSc 2024. Not just about winning – we need to give importance to those things that are the most like family.”

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SanfordThe team will share a prodigy with the Liquid Philippines, how he found himself as primary breadwiner for his family as his father faced a large -scale stroke, months ago before competing in EWC 24 in MLBB Mid Season Cup (MSC). Sanford had to participate in the weight of his challenges and the largest mid-air MLBb tournament to win for his country.

Sanford, like Indonesian sisters Chel and Sini The team also had its own proper part of the challenges with vitality. Both of them experienced a heartbreaking to lose the day of his grandfather’s arrival in Riyadh. Not known for many people, Chel and Sini dared to compete for their country in MLBB Women Invitational (MWI) in EWC 24, while in grief. For them, having a part of a doctor means representation; This is a win that allows them to share their inspirational stories with aspiring young women supporting players.

“With this documentary, we would prefer our fans to be emotional about your love for sports and asports. If you really love this path, I hope you will pursue it completely and do it for yourself and those you love,” Cineni said.

“This is a meaningful opportunity for us to represent women in the gaming community that shares the same struggle or challenges, and show that women players also deserve a spotlight. We are honored and really grateful to be grateful to join the documentary,” Chel said.

Ray NG, Head of Asports Ecosystem at Moonton GamesSaid, “After MLBB’s prohibition players, highlighting mobile eSports participants in an international documentaries is a reflection of the detailed global appearance of MLBB. Even more importantly, it provides a platform to share their inspirational stories with Docuseries Sanford, Chel, and Siny, Global audiences.”

“We are proud of Chel and Sini for their correct inclusion in Ducusery. It recognizes women in mobile gaming, aligns well with our goals to promote diversity and inclusion in MLBB. Said Ray.

The Moonton Games are committed to pursue inclusion and diversity in MLBB Esports Ecosystem. During the inauguration of EWC last year, MLBB was the title for only one professional open tournament and women dedicated competition. In EWC 25, MWI hit another milestone as it unveiled the 16-team lineup. In addition, MSC welcomed Japan and Vietnam in EWC 25 and achieved its own dedicated wild card slot, which expanded the competitive landscape and global reach of the tournament. This year, the tournaments have grown, but the challenge for the pro -players remains: one game, the clinic for the two championship titles.

The premiere of the level up will be on Amazon’s streaming platform Prime Video on June 6, 1 am at Cest or 7 AMT+8.