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Cignal’s Marck Espejo, Rachel Daquis compete in heated Mobile Legends battle


Marck Espejo joined hands with RHEA to spearhead Team Espejo’s Game Five victory over Team ImbaDaquis to win the Cignal Mobile Legends: Bang Bang show match, 3-2, Wednesday evening. 

The MPL-bound Cignal Ultra also took part in the event, backstopping the teams led by the franchise’s volleyball stars in Espejo and Rachel Daquis.

Espejo had fellow HD Spiker Wendel Miguel along with Cignal Ultra’s Bensanity, tsujin, and RHEA on his side. Meanwhile, Daquis teamed up with ImbaDeejay, Hadess, Yebmaester, and Noriell Ipac in the best-of-five show match.

RHEA (Esmeralda) put up monster numbers in the series-clinching Game Five, ending the match with 16 kills and 10 assists. The five-time Spikers’ Turf champion tallied 13 kills, eight assists, along with five deaths using Karrie for team Espejo.

Bensanity (Selena) also came up big for Espejo’s side with 13 kills, 16 assists, and only a death. Miguel (Valir) and tsjuin (Diggie) combined for 23 assists and nine kills in the victory.

Team Espejo had a huge advantage in the kills department, chalking up 51 kills compared to Team ImbaDaquis’ 30 in almost 21 minutes of game time.

ImbaDeejay (Pharsa) led his team with nine kills, seven assists, laced with 10 deaths, while Hadess (Yu Zhong) chipped in seven kills and five assists together with 10 deaths.

Daquis (Yu Zhong) had five kills, two assists, and 10 deaths in the loss while Yebmaester and Ipac combined for just nine kills.

Cignal gave out epic skins and jerseys to the fans at the end of the match.

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