SPA — Team Vitality delivered a dominant performance to win the MLBB Women’s Esports World Cup title, sweeping Gaimin Gladiators 4–0 in the grand final at STC Gaming Hall. The victory secured $150,000 in prize money and 1,000 points in the Club Championship standings.

Held on July 19, the tournament was a major platform for showcasing top-tier women’s talent in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Team Vitality remained undefeated throughout the event, solidifying its reputation as one of the world’s leading women’s esports teams. Gaimin Gladiators, who placed second, earned $90,000 and 750 points.

Third-Place Finish for Terror Queens

Earlier in the day, Terror Queens claimed third place with a clean 3–0 sweep over Team Liquid. They won $50,000 and 500 points. Meanwhile, Team Liquid earned $30,000 and 300 points for finishing fourth.

The competition highlighted the expanding role of women in esports. Strong in-person attendance and digital viewership confirmed growing interest in the ML:BB women’s division. Team Vitality’s flawless run demonstrated superior teamwork, strategy, and execution at every tournament stage.

Growing Competitive Landscape for Women’s Esports

The MLBB Women’s Esports World Cup, part of the 2025 Esports World Cup, played a key role in advancing gender inclusion in professional gaming. Saudi Arabia’s support for esports diversity was evident through international participation and high-profile settings in Riyadh.

In addition, the event raised the visibility of Mobile Legends tournaments. It reinforced Vision 2030’s mission to engage youth and foster innovation through gaming.

 

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: Women’s Esports Victory Underscores Saudi Arabia’s Inclusive Gaming Leadership

Team Vitality’s win in the MLBB Women’s Esports World Cup is more than just a tournament success—it reflects Saudi Arabia’s leadership in inclusive, globally competitive esports.

  • Team Vitality’s unbeaten streak showcases rising performance standards in women’s gaming and the Kingdom’s ability to provide platforms for female talent to shine globally.
  • The event at STC Gaming Hall and across the Riyadh-hosted Esports World Cup reflect Saudi Arabia’s investment in elite digital sports infrastructure, which supports its aim to be a global center for esports innovation.
  • The scale and diversity of this tournament underscore the Kingdom’s vision for esports as a tool for youth empowerment and economic diversification. These priorities align closely with Vision 2030.
  • By promoting both men’s and women’s competitions as headline events, Saudi Arabia is championing gender inclusion in digital entertainment.

This championship win signals a broader shift. Saudi Arabia is no longer just a venue for international events—it is reshaping the esports world through its inclusive, ambitious, and strategically executed approach.

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