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Lahore, Pakistan | 27 October 2025 — The energy at the Nishtar Sports Complex was unmatched this weekend as Baaz Takedown 2025 brought Pakistan’s biggest Tekken showdown to an unforgettable close. For three electrifying days, hundreds of competitors and thousands of fans turned Lahore into the heart of South Asia’s esports scene. More than 400 players competed in Baaz Takedown 2025, battling through fierce matchups for a shot at glory and a PKR 2.5 million prize pool. The intensity peaked on Sunday with a nail-biting Grand Finale between Usama Abbasi and Falcons Farzeen, following a thrilling semi-final showdown between Falcons Farzeen and The Jon. After a stunning display of precision, focus, and control, Usama Abbasi claimed victory — earning the Takedown 2025 Champion title and cementing his place among Pakistan’s top esports athletes. The Top 8 finalists — Mohsin Shooter, Usama Abbasi, M Zubair, The Jon, Hafeez, Heera Malik, Ammar XR, and Falcons Farzeen — kept fans on their feet with high-stakes matches and unforgettable moments. While fan-favorite Arslan Ash didn’t make it to the final eight, his presence and early performances drew some of the loudest reactions of the weekend — a testament to how deeply Pakistan’s gaming community stands behind its homegrown icons. Day 3 also brought a different kind of excitement, with a cosplay walk, live giveaways, and brand activations that celebrated gaming culture in full color. From kids dressed as fighters to fans waving banners for their favorite pros, the arena buzzed with nonstop energy. As the lights dimmed on Sunday night, one thing was clear — Takedown 2025 wasn’t just a weekend of gaming; it was a milestone moment for Pakistan’s growing esports legacy. For more highlights and coverage, visit baaz.gg Media Contact: Mahrukh Khan PH Solution
