DRX, a renowned esports organization, is thrilled to announce its official entry into the PUBG MOBILE (PUBGM) competitive scene. They acquired DUKSAN Esports PUBGM team, the reigning champions of 2024 PMPS Korea Season 1. The team earned the slot in the prestigious EWC 2024 tournament, DRX is poised to make a significant impact. Check out the detailed information below.
This strategic move demonstrates DRX’s commitment to expanding its presence in the ever-growing mobile esports landscape. The organization recognizes the immense potential of PUBG MOBILE and aims to leverage its expertise and resources to foster a championship-caliber team.
DRX PUBG Mobile Roster
The former DUKSAN Esports PUBGM squad brings a wealth of talent and experience to DRX. Their proven track record of success, including a dominant victory in the PMPS Korea Season 1 and a strong showing at ESWC, makes them a formidable force in the competitive PUBG MOBILE scene.
Check out the PUBGM Roster below:
- QX
- CYXAE
- HYUNBIN
- SOEZ
- MMING
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DRX is confident that this acquisition will lay the foundation for future achievements in PUBG MOBILE. The organization is committed to providing the team with the necessary support, training, and infrastructure to excel at the highest level. Fans can expect DRX’s PUBG MOBILE team to showcase exceptional teamwork, strategic gameplay, and unwavering determination in their pursuit of victory.
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