Team Vitality Women's Team Wins MLBB Title at 2025 Esports World Cup
The win also earned the team 1,000 points in the global rankings, strengthening their position in the race for the world's largest esports and gaming event.
The Indonesian players of Team Vitality – Fumi, Vival, Cinny, Chell, and Vivian – delivered a flawless performance throughout the five-day tournament at SNB Arena, which took place from July 15 to 19.
The team remained unbeaten on their way to the championship, avenging their loss in last year's Esports World Cup final.
Cinny (Cindy Siswaanto) was named Best Player of the tournament and received a $10,000 prize. Speaking at the post-victory press conference, her teammate Vivian Indrawati shared, 'We are filled with joy right now. All of our players possess high discipline, skill, and experience. We always strive to be our best, never giving our opponents any victory or hope, and we aim for total control in every aspect of the game.'
The Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women's Invitational (MWI) is a cornerstone of the professional Mobile Legends tournament calendar, providing a platform for aspiring women players to showcase their talents on the global stage.
This year's edition was the largest in MWI's history, with 16 teams competing, up from 12 teams in 2024. Qualifiers spanned 57 regions worldwide, compared to 46 regions in the previous year.
These efforts reflect the ongoing commitment of both the Esports World Cup Foundation and MOONTON Games to support and expand the involvement of women in professional esports.
The second week of competition continues with three major titles, with Dota 2 wrapping up today. Tomorrow, the champions of League of Legends and Free Fire will be crowned.
For more information about the 2025 Esports World Cup, visit: esportsworldcup.com.
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