China wins first esports gold at Asian Games with Naraka: Bladepoint victory
On September 24, China's national esports team won the gold medal in the Naraka: Bladepoint event at the 20th Asian Games, defeating Thailand 3-0 in the final. This marks China's first gold medal in esports at these Games. The team, coached by Weng Bo, included athletes Sui Xiangyun, Tan Xujie, Wang Tongrong, Wang Feng, and Xu Kunbin. Eight countries and regions participated in the event.
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China Wins First Gold Medal in Esports at 20th Asian Games; Naraka: Bladepoint Team Triumphs
According to a report by the New Beijing News, as cited by East Money Business Observation, China's national esports team for the game Naraka: Bladepoint (永劫无间) won the first gold medal for China in the esports category at the 20th Asian Games. The team defeated Thailand 3-0 in the final, repeating their earlier group-stage victory. The Asian Games esports events are scheduled from September 22 to October 2. The Naraka: Bladepoint competition featured teams from eight countries and regions. The game is developed by NetEase. The report attributes the victory to the team's steady and aggressive play.
Read sourceChina Wins First Wuxia Esports Gold Medal at Asian Games in Naraka: Bladepoint
On September 24, China's national esports team won the gold medal in the Naraka: Bladepoint (永劫无间) event at the 20th Asian Games, marking the first-ever gold in a wuxia-style esports competition at the Games. The team, coached by Weng Bo and featuring star players Tan Xujie (TXJ) and Wang Feng, dominated the tournament. In the group stage, they defeated Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand 2-0 each. They then beat Chinese Taipei 3-0 in the semifinals and again defeated Thailand 3-0 in the final. The article highlights the players' backgrounds, including Tan's multiple NBPL championships and FMVP honors, and Wang's deep hero pool. The victory is framed as a recognition of Chinese wuxia competitive aesthetics and a milestone for Chinese-developed esports as a cultural export. The event featured eight teams from across Asia, including China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Chinese Taipei, Thailand, and Vietnam. The report originates from Southern Metropolis Daily and is republished on East Money's business observation channel.
Read sourceChina's National Team Wins First Gold for China in E-sports at Asian Games
According to a report by Southern Finance on September 24, the Chinese national training team for the e-sports title 'Naraka: Bladepoint' (永劫无间) defeated the Thai team 3-0 in the final of the 20th Asian Games, securing China's first gold medal in e-sports at this edition of the Games. This victory also marks the first Asian Games gold medal ever awarded in a Chinese martial arts-style e-sports event. The report was sourced from Southern Finance Network.
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China's Naraka: Bladepoint Team Wins First Esports Gold at Asian Games
On September 24, the Chinese national training team for the esports title Naraka: Bladepoint (永劫无间) won the gold medal in the final of the 20th Asian Games, defeating Thailand 3-0. This marks the first gold medal for the Chinese team in esports events at this year's Asian Games. The game Naraka: Bladepoint is developed by NetEase. The report was sourced from Securities Times and published on East Money's corporate news channel.
Read sourceChina's Naraka: Bladepoint National Team Wins First Esports Gold at Asian Games
On September 24, the 20th Asian Games esports event for the game Naraka: Bladepoint concluded. The Chinese national training team, composed of athletes Sui Xiangyun, Tan Xujie, Wang Tongrong, Wang Feng, and Xu Kunbin, defeated Thailand 3-0 in the final to claim the championship and secure China's first gold medal in esports at these Games. The game, developed by NetEase's 24 Entertainment studio, was launched in August 2021. A total of eight countries and regions participated in the Naraka: Bladepoint event at the Asian Games.
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