Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Tiebreaker Times

ESports

Aura PH vents ire on H2wo, NXP Solid, gains top spot in MPL Group A


Coming off a deflating loss toBREN Esports last week, Aura PH shut down H2wo to hand NXP Solid a 2-0 sweep and claim the top spot in the Group A of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League-Philippines Season Six, Saturday evening.

Entering the 10-minute mark of Game Two, Aura PH had full control of the map along with an almost-9,000 gold advantage. Through the massive lead, Jaypee (Roger) and Killuash (Thamuz) took down the lord uncontested, forcing NXP at a defensive stance.

NXP Solid was able to swipe a kill on Renzio (Yu Zhong) up top, but Greed_ (Kagura) sealed the game with a triple kill on MB (Khaleed), Chester (Cyclops), and Yawi (Carmilla).

Jaypee led Aura in the KDA department with four kills, zero deaths, and eight assists in the series-clinching Game Two. Meanwhile, Greed, who dished out a total of 35,135 damage, finished with five kills, three deaths, and four assists for the 4-1 Aura PH.

Renzio — who played his first game in Season Six — had three kills, two deaths, and three assists. Rafflesia (Hilda) and Killuash had a combined total of 12 assists in Aura PH’s 14 kills.

On the other hand, Renejay (Chou) was the lone bright spot for NXP Solid, tallying four kills, a death, and two assists. The back-to-back champions put on the clamps on H2wo (Yi Sun Shin), who had no kills, a death, and five assists across his name.

NXP dropped to a 2-3 slate in Group A.

In other games, Blacklist International made quick work of BNK Blufire, 2-0, while ONIC PH gutted out a 2-1 victory over Omega PH.

#ReadMore  Moraes shocks the world, finishes Johnson at ONE on TNT I

Blacklist International now stands at 2-2 in Group A, while ONIC PH moved to the second lot of Group A with a 3-1 record. Meanwhile, BNK Blufire fell to a 0-4 card in Group A, and Omega PH is now at 2-2 in Group B.

Written By


You May Also Like

2026 Asian Games

YOKKAICHI, Japan — Sibol bowed out of medal contention after a shocking 1-2 loss to rival Indonesia in the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang esports...

2026 Asian Games

YOKKAICHI, Japan — Karl “KarlTzy” Nepomuceno channeled his inner Manny Pacquiao, delivering the lethal blows on Paquito as Sibol dismantled Kazakhstan, 2-0, to complete...

2026 Asian Games

AICHI, Japan — Nothing less than the ultimate prize will satisfy Sibol Mobile Legends: Bang Bang as they begin their highly anticipated campaign in...

ESports

The Philippines secured direct qualification in both the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and VALORANT events of the 2026 Esports Nations Cup after accumulating enough...

2026 Asian Games

SENTOSA, Singapore – SIBOL’s Mobile Legends: Bang Bang team punched its ticket to the 2026 Asian Games main stage after sweeping its Day 3...

2026 Asian Games

With expectations mounting and the spotlight growing ever brighter, SIBOL finally pulled back the curtain on its star-studded roster for the Mobile Legends: Bang...

ESports

Allec “SN4P” Alvarado will take the reins of the SIBOL Mobile Legends: Bang Bang squad bound for the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan,...

2026 Asian Games

A day after unveiling a star-studded coaching staff for its Mobile Legends: Bang Bang squad, SIBOL announced it will hold another round of qualifiers...

Advertisement