nubia Philippines teams up with ONIC PH as brand ambassador, teases futuristic gaming smartphone lineup launching in March 2025

Fresh off their victory in the first major Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) tournament of 2025, ONIC PH continues to dominate the esports scene as nubia Philippines announces the championship team as its newest brand ambassador. This partnership aligns with the upcoming launch of nubia’s 'Born To Win' campaign, which will introduce the nubia Neo 3 series, nubia’s futuristic gaming smartphones designed to elevate every gamer’s experience.

Renowned for strategic gameplay in MLBB, ONIC PH has steadily upheld its elite reputation in the country’s esports scene since 2018. It is currently the MPL-PH defending champions and reigning M6 World Champions. The ‘legends’ that make up ONIC PH— Frince Miguel “Super Frince” Ramirez, Duane “Kelra” Pillas, King “K1ngkong” Perez, Jann Kirk “Kirk” Solcruz Gutierrez, Borris James “Brusko”  Parro, and Jaylord “Hate” Gonzales, and their coaches– Anthony Dennis Senedrin, and Jeniel Bata-anon, seek to inspire more Filipino gamers to believe in themselves and aspire for greatness in every game. This mission aligns perfectly with nubia’s “Be Yourself” brand philosophy–nubia strives to empower the youth with more courage and passion to express, explore, and to ‘be yourself’.

Predator Gaming kicks off the Asia Pacific Predator League 2019 and reveals Alodia Gosiengfiao as the newest Predator Gaming Ambassador

Predator Gaming has geared up for Asia Pacific Predator League 2019, the region’s biggest world-class gaming tournament, as it officially launched last October at One Esplanade in Pasay City. This milestone event coincides with the reveal of celebrity gamer-slash-cosplay sensation Alodia Gosiengfiao as the newest Predator Gaming Ambassador. 

Now on its second year, the Asia Pacific Predator League is the most anticipated eSports competition. Since its inception and maiden run in 2018, the Gaming Tournament has since expanded to include participants from a total of 16 countries: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam – more than double that of last year’s total participants.