{"id":30377,"date":"2025-08-03T12:08:39","date_gmt":"2025-08-03T04:08:39","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.techbeatph.com\/wproot\/?p=30377"},"modified":"2026-02-15T21:47:13","modified_gmt":"2026-02-15T13:47:13","slug":"team-liquid-ph-claims-first-msc-title-in-style","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.techbeatph.com\/wproot\/team-liquid-ph-claims-first-msc-title-in-style\/","title":{"rendered":"Team Liquid PH Claims First MSC Title in Style"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Team Liquid PH Claims First MSC Title in Style<\/h2>\n

A Historic Run Ends in Riyadh Glory<\/h3>\n

Team Liquid Philippines has finally done it. After years of near-misses and heartbreaks, the Cavalry lifted their first-ever Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid-Season Cup (MSC)<\/strong> trophy with a commanding 4\u20131 victory over defending champions Selangor Red Giants OG Esports<\/strong>. Team Liquid PH<\/a> Claims the top spot.<\/p>\n

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Held at the Amazon Esports Arena in Riyadh<\/strong>, the grand finals were anything but subtle. Liquid dropped Game 1, then roared back with four straight wins that felt less like a comeback and more like a coronation. The win earned them US$1,000,000<\/strong> and 1,000 Club Championship points, but more importantly, it cemented their place in MLBB history.<\/p>\n

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Game 1: SRG.OG Strikes First<\/h3>\n

Selangor Red Giants OG came out swinging. Game 1 was a 15-minute clinic, ending in a 19\u20135 rout<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Hazziq Danish \u201cStormie\u201d Rizwan\u2019s Pharsa posted a clean 4\/0\/11 KDA<\/strong>, while John Vincent \u201cInnocent\u201d Banal\u2019s Bruno shredded Liquid\u2019s backline with 8\/2\/7<\/strong>. Sanford \u201cSanford\u201d Vinuya had a rough start, falling six times, and Karl \u201cKarlTzy\u201d Nepomuceno managed just one kill with Fredrinn.<\/p>\n

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It looked like SRG.OG had the blueprint. But Liquid had other plans.<\/p>\n

Game 2: Tactical Draft, Tactical Response<\/h3>\n

Coach Rodel \u201cArsy\u201d Cruz adjusted quickly. Liquid targeted Mark Genzon \u201cKRAMM\u201d Rusiana\u2019s hero pool with EXP lane bans and locked in KarlTzy\u2019s Yi Sun-shin<\/strong> and Kiel \u201cOHEB\u201d Soriano\u2019s comfort pick, Harith<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The result? A bounce-back win in 18 minutes. OHEB went 7\/0\/5<\/strong>, KarlTzy added 4\/1\/9<\/strong>, and the momentum shifted. SRG.OG looked rattled. Liquid looked reborn.<\/p>\n

Game 3: Sanford\u2019s Redemption Arc<\/h3>\n

Sanford, who struggled in Game 1, came alive in Game 3. His Gloo<\/strong> performance (3\/2\/9) was disruptive and decisive.<\/p>\n

Jaypee \u201cJaypee\u201d dela Cruz played the perfect support on Baxia<\/strong>, racking up 12 assists<\/strong> and anchoring team fights. Liquid closed the game in just 14 minutes, and suddenly, they were up 2\u20131.<\/p>\n

Game 4: Liquid Unleashed<\/h3>\n

Game 4 was a demolition. Liquid crushed SRG.OG 19\u20132<\/strong> in just 10 minutes.<\/p>\n

KarlTzy\u2019s Hayabusa<\/strong> went 4\/0\/10<\/strong>, Sanji\u2019s Novaria<\/strong> controlled the map, and OHEB\u2019s Claude<\/strong> danced through SRG\u2019s defenses. Muhammad Haqqullah \u201cSekysss\u201d Zaman\u2019s Lancelot was completely shut down.<\/p>\n

It was a statement win. Liquid was one game away from the crown.<\/p>\n

Game 5: The Granger Grand Finale<\/h3>\n

OHEB saved his best for last. His Granger<\/strong> exploded for a 13\/1\/2<\/strong> KDA, while Alston \u201cSanji\u201d Pabico\u2019s Zhuxin<\/strong> dished out 15 assists<\/strong> without dying.<\/p>\n

SRG.OG tried to hold the line, but Liquid\u2019s final midlane push was unstoppable. The defending champs folded, and the Filipino squad finally claimed their MSC crown.<\/p>\n