When you hear the word esports, which country comes to mind first? For most people, the answer is simple: South Korea. A place where esports is not just a pastime but an institution, a culture built on world-class arenas and year-round leagues. But shift the lens to Tekken, and another name rises almost instantly. Arslan Ash. Alongside him, just a handful of others whose names you can count on your fingertips. These are the players who have carried Pakistan’s flag to the world stage, who have fought against the best and made sure their victories echo back home.

What makes this remarkable is not just the wins, but where they come from. In a country with almost no facilities, no formal support system, and barely any structured tournaments through the year, raw talent has found a way to shin

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