Aiman Arov, a talented PUBG Mobile player from Malaysia, has once again seen his hopes of competing on the international stage slip away. The young gamer’s journey to the PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) Global Finals hit a roadblock for the second time, leaving fans and supporters disappointed.

What Went Down
Aiman and his team, Yoodo Alliance, had their sights set on the PMCO Global Finals after an impressive performance in the Southeast Asia Wildcard. However, their dreams were crushed when they failed to secure a spot in the top two during the crucial qualifier.

A Tough Break
This setback is particularly hard for Aiman, as it’s not his first rodeo. He faced a similar disappointment last year when his previous team, Xpert Genesis, narrowly missed out on qualifying for the PMCO Global Finals.

Looking Ahead
Despite this setback, Aiman’s passion for PUBG Mobile remains strong. He’s already thinking about his next move and is determined to keep pushing forward in the competitive gaming scene.

The Bigger Picture
Aiman’s story highlights the challenges faced by aspiring esports athletes in Malaysia. It’s a reminder of the fierce competition in the world of professional gaming and the dedication required to make it to the top.

While it’s a tough pill to swallow for Aiman and his team, their journey serves as inspiration for other Malaysian gamers dreaming of making it big on the global stage. Who knows? With continued perseverance, we might just see Aiman at the next international PUBG Mobile tournament.