Aurora Gaming Philippines has captured the M7 World Championship after sweeping Indonesia’s Alter Ego 4–0.
The win continues the Philippines’ streak of holding the M Series crown since M2, highlighting the country’s strong presence in Mobile Legends esports.
The championship run was filled with redemption stories. Edward Jay “Edward” Dapadap finally added another world title after years of close calls. Kenneth Carl “Yue” Tadeo lifted his first trophy after several finals appearances.
Jonard Cedrix “Demonkite” Caranto answered critics with solid performances following setbacks in M6. Jan Dominic “Domengkite” Delmundo proved himself against doubters, while Dylan Aaron “Light” Poblete Catipon rose from being benched to earning Finals MVP honors.
Aurora’s success also came from its coaching staff, management, and sixth man Justine “Calad” Limbo, who played a key role in the team’s preparation.
The team’s official gaming phone partner, Infinix Mobile, supported Aurora throughout the journey.
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For Aurora Gaming Philippines, the M7 World Championship is more than a title; it’s proof that resilience, patience, and discipline create champions.
