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Wasif Ahmed

Public Relations Manager

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Preston's Summary

Wasif Ahmed is a Public Relations Manager at Skyesports International. He is an esports journalist with over five years of experience, specializing in mobile esports, and has delivered insightful coverage on industry trends, tournaments, and exclusive interviews. Wasif's work has been featured in Esports Insider, Fire Technology journal by Springer Nature, Esports.net, and EIN Presswire.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 62 %
Events: 29 %
Data Driven: 3 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • International Sports Leagues & Federations
  • Major League Sports
  • Sports Tournaments

Pitching Insights

Wasif's coverage predominantly focuses on esports and mobile gaming, with an emphasis on event coverage and guides. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or exclusive information about upcoming events, new game updates, strategies for popular games like PUBG Mobile or Free Fire, or analysis of the latest trends in the esports industry.

Given his focus on "how-to" guides and event coverage related to mobile games and esports, Wasif may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can offer practical tips for players or provide insider knowledge about major tournaments and developments within the gaming community.

Although Wasif's geographic focus is not specified, it is evident that he covers international topics within the realm of esports and mobile gaming. Therefore, when reaching out to him with pitches or expert commentary opportunities, keep in mind that his audience likely has a global scope.

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Articles

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G2 Esports reverse sweeps Top Esports at MSI 2026

G2 Esports reverse sweeps Top Esports at MSI 2026

By: Wasif Ahmed

It starts with success, and Fnatic is now avenged. G2 Esports started the 2026 Mid-Season Invitational by beating Top Esports 3-2. After starting the series 0-2, they managed to pull off the first reverse sweep in main stage MSI history.

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Why are ranged top laners so common in League of Legends?

Why are ranged top laners so common in League of Legends?

By: Wasif Ahmed

In League of Legends Season 2026, top lane has been filled with ranged champions. Outside of the usual few, marksmen and even control mages have found a new home in top. This change in meta is much to the displeasure of players who prefer facing tanks and bruisers. Why did ranged top laners become so frequent and how does one beat them?

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Hanwha Life Esports barely beats LYON 3-2 at LoL MSI 2026

Hanwha Life Esports barely beats LYON 3-2 at LoL MSI 2026

By: Wasif Ahmed

In a heartbreaking moment for North America, Hanwha Life Esports beat LYON in a close 3-2 in the MSI 2026 loser’s final. For South Korea, this means a rematch for HLE against Bilibili Gaming in the grand final, and a fourth slot at Worlds 2026. For North America, it’s yet another near-win against the East as they fall short for the third time in two years.

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