Ukrainian esports organization Boars Gaming will compete at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2026 — the biggest tournament of the PUBG Mobile season. The team secured its spot thanks to ranking points accumulated throughout the year.
For Boars Gaming, this is another important step on the international stage. The organization remains one of Ukraine's representatives in global PUBG Mobile and already has experience competing at PMGC. In 2025, Boars Gaming also participated in the World Championship, where they finished 27th.
The special feature of Boars Gaming's appearance this year is that the organization's Ukrainian identity does not mean that its roster is entirely Ukrainian. The club continues to work with international players while representing Ukraine at the highest level of PUBG Mobile.
This is not Boars Gaming's first international challenge in 2026. During the season, the team competed in PMGO Western Europe, where they reached the final stage twice. In the first season, Boars finished second in the Western Europe Finals, while in the second they took third place. For the second final, the team earned 55 PMGC Points.
Even before the start of the second PMGO season, Boars coach Dmytro Bamb1ni Kuzmenko emphasized that it was important for the organization not simply to compete in tournaments, but to professionally represent Ukraine and deliver results.
PUBG Mobile Global Championship will traditionally serve as the final event of the season and bring together the best teams in the world. In November 2026, the tournament will take place in Turkey, with a prize pool of $3 million. The organizers have not yet announced the final competition format or the full match schedule.
Teams fought for their spots at PMGC throughout the entire year, accumulating PMGC Points at regional and international tournaments. Consistency throughout the season was the key to earning invitations to the World Championship.
For Boars Gaming, this is an opportunity to once again step onto the biggest PUBG Mobile stage and represent a Ukrainian organization among the best teams in the world. For Ukrainian fans, PMGC 2026 will be another opportunity to support their own.
We would like to remind you that 9-year-old Ukrainian Myron Netrebka became the world chess champion.
