Pakistan bagged another esports title after Atif Butt won the Thaiger Uppercut 2023 Tekken 7 tournament on Sunday.
Atif, continuing his tournament unbeaten streak with eight wins and zero losses, triumphed over LowHigh with a score of 3-2 to win the tournament.
He reached the finals after defeating fellow countryman Hafiz Tanveer 2-1 in the semis.
During the tournament, the top eight players battled it out with LowHigh and Ulsan facing each other in the Winners semi-final with the former winning by 2-1.
Atif's impressive 100% win rate is followed up by LowHigh with 7 wins and 2 losses, holding a solid 77.78% set win rate.
The tournament progressed through several intense rounds, with players battling it out to secure their positions.
In Losers Round 1, Arslan Ash emerged victorious with a decisive 2-0 win over Patloars. The intensity continued into the Losers Quarter-Final, where CBM triumphed with a 2-0 victory against Ayorichie.
As the tournament unfolded, the Losers Semi-Final witnessed Hafiz Tanveer securing a solid 2-0 win against Arslan Ash, marking a pivotal moment in the competition.
However, the competition reached its peak in the Losers Final, where Ulsan displayed their prowess with a 2-0 victory over Hafiz Tanveer, earning them a well-deserved spot in the subsequent stages of the tournament. Low High claimed victory over Ulsan to set up a grand finale with Atif.
Rickelton scores 176* while Bavuma smashes ton to put their side in control against Pakistan
Left-handed batsman taken off the field after medical care, sent to nearby hospital for additional testing
"I think he might just pull the plug at the end of this Test," says ex-India coach
Webster, 31, has not represented his country in any format but has scored 5,297 runs, taken 148 wickets for Tasmania
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma says his team hasn't been ruthless when opportunity is called upon
Men in Green's squad will comprise seven batters, four fast bowlers, three spinners, and one wicketkeeper
