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Four Angry Men’s Sukkk is the PMGC 2020 MVP

The player will get $15,000 for being the MVP.

Feng “Sukkk” Shujie has been named the MVP of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020. He’ll earn $15,000 for this achievement.

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Sukkk picked up 54 kills in 29 matches in the finals. His total damage was 11,510 and he had an average survival time of 631 minutes.

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Sukkk’s star performance couldn’t push Four Angry Men to the top of the rankings table in the PMGC 2020 Finals, though. The Chinese team managed to come in second place. Nova XQF won the PMGC 2020 Finals.

Related: Results for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020 Finals

Other than the MVP, a lot of other individual awards were also announced today.

The Gunslinger

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Sukkk was the Gunslinger of the PMGC 2020 with 203 total kills.

Eagle Eye

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Pheeraphol “Beer11” Phumrat won the Eagle Eye award for having the longest kill in the competition. He managed to get a kill from 463 meters away.

Grenade Master

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Muhammad “Ryzen” Albi was the Grenade Master for getting 26 kills with grenades.

The Survivor

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With a total survival time of 124,414 seconds, Naoman “DANTE” Al Rafid Durlov won The Survivor award for the PMGC 2020.

Field Medic

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With 67 revives, Onur “Lovazon” Koc got the Field Medic award.


The PMGC 2020 Finals featured a $1.2 million prize pool. Sixteen teams from around the world competed across 29 matches on Erangel, Sanhok, Miramar, and Vikendi until a champion was crowned.


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