Blacklist International
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| Short name | BLCK |
|---|---|
| Divisions | Mobile Legends: Bang Bang PUBG Garena Free Fire Call of Duty: Mobile |
| Based in | Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines |
| Location | Southeast Asia |
| Colors | Black Dark Blue White |
| CEO | Tryke Gutierrez Alodia Gosiengfiao Brian Lim |
| Championships | 3 (Most Championship Title in MPL Philippines History) |
| Division titles | MPL Season 7 (Champion) Nimo Tv Cup (Third Runner-Up) Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup (1st Runner-Up) |
| Official fan club | Blacklist Agents |
| Partners | OPPO GCash Globe Tea Bliss Super Crunch Anker Soundcore Nanoleaf SVGA Peculiar Eyewear CU Dental Office |
| Parent group | Tier One Entertainment |
Blacklist International is a Southeast Asian esports organization under Tier One Entertainment. They manage competitive esports divisions in PUBG, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Garena Free Fire and Call of Duty.
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
History
Blacklist International's Mobile Legends represents the Philippines. The team traces its roots to SxC Imbalance, which was acquired by EVOS Esports of Indonesia. The roster was absorbed by Blacklist after dissolution of EVOS Philippines due to alleged corruption in the organization.[1]
Season 5
Tier One Entertainment bought some of Evos Philippines' roster and rebranded it as Blacklist International. They are powerful at initially, dominating the league behind SunSparks. However, the teams began to adjust their gamestyles, resulting in the development of counters and methods that may potentially defeat Blacklist. They came in sixth place, just ahead of SGD Omega.[citation needed]
Season 6
During the sixth season of MPL PH Blacklist International would acquire veteran Mark Jayson "ESON" Gerardo after a short stint break from season 5 and FULLCLIP (now known as Kairi). Blacklist International would end up finishing the regular season as the third seed in Group A, with a 3–2 and 8–5 match win–loss result. Blacklist would however, lose their contention for the championship after getting defeated by Smart Omega in 5 games.[2]
Season 7
During the offseason of the recently concluded MPL PH season 6, Blacklist began making moves to reorganize and remake their roster before the start of season 7. One notable change that is still felt today, was the acquisition of Blacklist of Johnmar "OhMyV33NUS" Villaluna and Danerie "Wise." Del Rosario, known as the "VeeWise Tandem" from ONIC Philippines in return for FULLCLIP (now known as Kairi "Kairi" Rayosdelsol.).[3] Despite the move being called out as "Unfair" for ONIC Ph that lost two of their stars, this would be a massive turning point at the start of MPL Philippines season 7 and season 8.[4] Blacklist would also pick up Kiel Calvin "OHEB" Soriano, a promising rookie for non-turtle laners, and with a shot-calling ability and massive leadership ability given by OhMY33NUS during their time with ONIC, he was appointed as the Captain of the team going in season 7.[5]
At the start of season 7, Blacklist International roared the competition, being one of the best teams in the entire league. With the new roles of the VeeWise Tandem that they are taking, with the all-new-improved roster and coaching changes that had been made, Blacklist International would ultimately win 12 games and only loose 1 matchup against Bren Esports during Week 5, Blacklist finished the season as the first seed, winning 25–7 matches and an impressive 12–1 game record.[6] Blacklist International would win their first matchup against Bren Esports in the Upper-Bracket Finals and beating Aura Philippines sealing their spot into the Grand Finals. Execration would meet Blacklist in the finals as one of the most hyped up matches in MPL PH history. Blacklist would go on to suffer a 3–1 deficit against Execration, however, with numerous adjustments and very unexpected picks beginning with the Faramis pick on Game 5, Blacklist has turned the table and won the Championship in 7 Games, the first time a Finals Game led to a Game 7.[7]
Season 8
Blacklist International would recoup and compete for the Eight Season of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League in the Philippines as one of the most-feared teams with the addition of Salic "Hadjizy" Imam.[8] Blacklist International would maintain a dominant performance and standing within the competition, going 11-0 undefeated[9] until it took their first lost to ONIC Philippines, the only team that managed to beat Blacklist International in the competition.[10] Blacklist International would finish 13-1 and 26-7 Games Win and Loses, winning over Bren Esports for their final regular season game.[11]
In the Playoffs, Blacklist International would be put into Match 4 in the Upper-Bracket. Blacklist would eventually lose 3–1 against Smart Omega, lowering them to the lower-bracket. This was partially due to the suspension of their player Kiel Calvin "OHEB" Soriano after pulling up a middle finger after their regular season win over Smart Omega.[12] Blacklist International would defeat both NEXPLAY EVOS and Smart OMEGA in the Lower Bracket competitions in a 3-0[13] and 3–1 series, respectively, putting them in the position of obtaining back-to-back titles. In the Finals, they would face off ONIC Philippines.[14] Blacklist International would be named Champions of MPL Philippines Season 8 after defeating ONIC Philippines in 5 Games.[15] Blacklist International is the second team in MPL Philippines History to win back-to-back titles, the other being Sunsparks for Seasons 4 and 5.
Season 9
On 9 January 2022, the dynamic duo of "VeeWise" has announced along with the management, that they will be taking a break and would not compete in the upcoming MPL Philippines Season 9.[16] However, both OhmyV33nus and Wise have confirmed that they will be making a return for MPL Philippines Season 10 and would still be under Tier One Entertainment.
On 13 January 2022, a roster reveal poster was released by Blacklist International, showing the three MVPs in Kiel Calvin "OHEB" Soriano, Edward Jay "EDWARD" Dapadap, and Salic "Hadji" A. Imam, with two new players with the caption "A veteran who's still got some fuel left in the tank" and "a brand new face who's gonna shake things up".[17] A day later, the official roster was announced and that Mark Jayson "ESON" Gerardo, will be joining the roster again, alongside a new rookie Kent Xavier "KEVIER" Lopez as the new Jungler of the team.[18]
Upon opening the Season on 18 February 2022, Blacklist would go and open the season with a matchup against the M3 runner-up in ONIC Philippines however, Blacklist would fall in a 1–2 series opening to ONIC.[19] After a 2-week struggle, Blacklist International would score their first series win against Bren Esports in a 2–0 sweep.[20]
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup
Prior to the cancellation of MSC 2020, MPL Philippines Season 7 was still continued as planned with minor postpone schedules in the process. This would eventually lead up to a Blacklist-Execration battle that would ultimately favor Blacklist International, giving it its first Championship Title.[7] This also led to Blacklist International and the eventual runner-up Execration to represent the Philippines in the regional competition MSC 2021 in Singapore.[21] Both Blacklist and Execration faced off juggernaut teams in the region, including M1 Champions EVOS Legends and Bigetron Alpha, and qualifying teams and champions of their respective MPL Competitions in EVOS Singapore, TODAK Malaysia, RSG Singapore, Impunity KH, Nightmare Esports, and Cybe EXE.
Blacklist International would sweep Bigetron Alpha for their first matchup and one of the dominating games Blacklist has put on a show. Blacklist would as well defeat in a sweep, Impunity KH the following day.[21] Blacklist International, alongside RSG Malaysia, EVOS Legends and Execration would end up in the Upper-Bracket with the first competitions in the Lower-Bracket being Bigetron Alpha, TODAK, Impunity KH and EVOS Singapore. Blacklist International would seal their positions and spot in MSC 2021 with a 3–0 sweep against EVOS Legends. Blacklist would meet Execration in a Rematch in the finals, however, the title would eventually go to Execration, finishing the series in 4–1.[22]
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championshipss
After their finish as the second team to win back-to-back MPL Philippines titles for Season 7 and Season 8, Blacklist International avenged their loss over the now-Smart Omega roster from MSC 2021. Alongside MPL Philippines Season 8's runner-up in ONIC Philippines, both teams would represent the Philippines in the MLBB M3 World Championship in Singapore.
Coming of a strong finish in the group stage, going undefeated, Blacklist sealed their spot in the first bracket-matchup[23][24] on the upper-bracket's first round where they would face-off the North American-representatives in BloodThirstyKings (stylized as BTK). After an unexpected Game 1 loss to BTK, Blacklist would fall short, losing to the dark-horse team in a 2-3 matchup, favouring BTK.[25]
Blacklist International would face-off ONIC Esports in the lower-bracket second round after they defeated Team SMG of Malaysia. Blacklist would defeat ONIC Esports in a close 2-1 matchup series,[26] advancing to the next rounds where they proceeded to eliminate: Vivo Keyd of Brazil,[27] RRQ Hoshi of Indonesia,[28][29] and EVOS SG of Singapore.[30] They would face a rematch with BTK in the lower-bracket finals,[30] after BTK fell short to ONIC Philippines.[31] Blacklist staged a revenge tour, winning the series 3-1 and sealing their Grand Finals spot.[32] The first all-Philippine Grand Finals since Indonesia in the MLBB M1 World Championships.[33] Blacklist would dominate ONIC, sweeping the team in the Grand Finals, the first sweep by any team thus far.[34]
Kiel Calvin "OHEB" Soriano was awarded the Finals MVP award and was nicknamed as the "Filipino Sniper" for his smooth and perfect execution with marksmen heroes such as the Beatrix.
SIBOL 2022
The Philippines' esports lineup for the game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is picked by qualifying rounds for the SIBOL National Team. A total of six teams were invited by SIBOL to participate in the qualifying tournaments, including ECHO Philippines, Bren Esports, RSG Philippines, Omega Esports, Onic Philippines and Nexplay EVOS.
Blacklist International would defeat Bren Esports with a 2–1 series victory.[35] Blacklist would face-off Nexplay EVOS where only 2 games were ever broadcast as Nexplay was not able to play the first game due to a sudden illness of their player H2WO and was immediately sent to the hospital.[36] In the vlog of AkoSiDogie, it was revealed that the officials of 2021 Southeast Asian Games for Mobile Legends had overruled the team's request to temporarily postpone the match against Blacklist due to the lack of substituting players.[36] It was ultimately decided that Blacklist would gain a 1–0 lead.[37] Blacklist would sweep Nexplay in a 3–0 series and would sweep RSG Philippines in the upper-bracket finals, losing only 1 game.
Blacklist International and Nexplay EVOS would rematch against each other, but Blacklist would ultimately win the series in a 4–1 game.[38]
The Philippines was grouped with Malaysia, Laos, and Myanmar in the group stage. The Philippines asserted its dominance over the group stage with three of the world championship roster players in the line-up and two aspiring rookies. They were able to sweep Malaysia,[39] Laos,[40] and Myanmar[41] and was set to face-off Singapore in the Playoffs, winning their tiebreaker game against team Vietnam. Despite a shocking Game 1 loss by the team, Blacklist was able to pull off a 2-1 victory, assuring the team a Silver Medal.[42] In the Grand Finals, a rematch was set between the Philippines and Indonesia because previously, the Philippines won over Indonesia in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, securing them the gold medal. Despite fierce and tough competition, Blacklist International was able to win the Gold, securing the team's dominance and repeating as Gold Medalists for the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang tournament.[43]
Current roster
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Kristoffer "BON CHAN" Ed L. Ricaplaza
Aniel “Master The Basics” Jiandani | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Legend:
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Kristoffer "BON CHAN" Ed L. Ricaplaza
Aniel “Master The Basics” Jiandani | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Tournament results
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championship
| Year | Series | Venue | Place | Last match | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | M1
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Axiata Arena – Malaysia | Did not qualify
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| 2021 | M2 |
Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore – Singapore | Did not qualify
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| Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre – Singapore | 1st |  Blacklist International vs. ONIC Philippines |
4-0 | ||
| 2023 | Istora Senayan, Jakarta, Indonesia | Qualified with ECHO Philippines
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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asian Cup (MSC)
| Year | Series | Venue | Place | Last match | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | None | 2nd | Blacklist International vs. Execration |
1-4 | |
| 2022 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Did not qualify
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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League (MPL)
| Year | Series | Venue | Place | Last match | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | MPL Philippines Season 5 |
None | 5th-6th |
Blacklist International vs. Execration |
0-2 |
MPL Philippines Season 6
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5th-8th
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Blacklist International vs. Smart Omega
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2-3 | ||
2020 ONE Esports MPL Invitational
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9th-12th
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Blacklist International vs.  Genflix Aerowolf
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0-2 | ||
| 2021 | 1st | Blacklist International vs. Execration
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4-3 | ||
| 1st | Blacklist International vs. ONIC Philippines
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4-1 | |||
2021 ONE Esports MPL Invitational |
2nd | Blacklist International vs. ONIC Esports
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1-3 | ||
| 2022 | Southeast Asian Games Qualifiers
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1st | Blacklist International vs. Nexplay EVOS
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4-1 | |
| MPL Arena, Philippines | 7th-8th
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Blacklist International vs. Smart Omega
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0-2 | ||
| Blue Leaf Cosmopolitan, Quezon City, | 1st | Blacklist International vs. ECHO Philippines
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4-2 |
Call of Duty Mobile
| Competition | Place | Final Results |
|---|---|---|
Call of Duty Mobile Championships 2021
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Third Place – Regionally
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Call of Duty Mobile: Eastern 2021
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1st | 4-3
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Call of Duty Mobile: Garena Masters 2022 S1
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1st | 3-2
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PUBG: Battlegrounds
| Year | Competition | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | PMPL PH Qualifiers
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5th
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Garena Free Fire
Blacklist International's Garena Free Fire team represents Malaysia. It was originally competed as Argon Baby prior to Tier One's acquisition of the esports team in 2021.[44]
Call of Duty: Mobile
Under a partnership made with Philippine esports firm Ultimate E-Pro in September 2021, Blacklist International maintains a Call of Duty: Mobile (CODM) team known as Blacklist International.Ultimate.[45] The team will enter the 2021 Call of Duty: Mobile World Championships.[46]
BLACKLIST CODM ROSTERS JaBen Skerd Yato Eiji Yobabs Tin FDx
Season-by-season record
| Season | League | GP | W | L | MW | ML | Finish | Playoffs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPL Philippines Season 5 | MPL Philippines | 11
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5
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6
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11
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14
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6th Seed | Eliminated in the Lower-Bracket Quarterfinals, 0-2 (Execration) |
| MPL Philippines Season 6 | 13
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8
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5
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16
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15
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3rd Seed (Group A) | Eliminated in the Upper-Bracket First Round, 2-3 (Smart Omega) | |
| MPL Philippines Season 7 | 13
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12
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1
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25
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7
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1st Seed (Group B) | Won the Grand Finals, 4-3 (Execration) | |
| MPL Philippines Season 8 | 14
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13
|
1
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38
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12
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1st Seed | Won the Grand Finals, 4-1 (ONIC Philippines) | |
| MPL Philippines Season 9 | 14
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3
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11
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13
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24
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7th Seed | Did not qualify for the Playoffs. | |
| MPL Philippines Season 10 | 14
|
9
|
5
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22
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12
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1st Seed | Won the Grand Finals, 4-2 (ECHO Philippines) |
Controversy
Kiel "Oheb" Soriano, a player of Blacklist International, was suspended for two matches and fined $500 (≈PHP 25,000) after flashing middle finger after 2–0 victory against the Smart Omega last 9 October 2021. The recent statement of MPL-Philippines Operating Committee said that it "does not tolerate any form of abusive behavior in the league and we expect our professional players to follow a strict code of conduct." The rivalry between the two teams started since back Season 7 and heated after the homophobic statement of Smart Omega player Duane "Kelra" Pillas against the VeeWise duo.[47]
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our undisputed 2022 Team Sibol for Mobile Legends Bang Bang!🏆🏆🏆 GGWP as well to Nexplay Esports for a valiant showing! Thank you to everyone who watched this MLBB leg of the 2022 National Team Selection! We hope for your continued support as Team Sibol MLBB represents the country in the biggest esports stages in the world! Kahit minsan nag kakaaway-away tayo, sama-sama parin tayo sa huli para sa Pilipinas! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Team natin 'to! Marami pang susunod para sa ibang laro! tutok lang dito sa Sibol Facebook Page! #MulingLumakadMatatag #SibolpoweredbySmart
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