TIMNAS Esports Indonesia again donated medals for Red and White. Through a dramatic struggle in the last games of the second day of the final match which took place today at the National Convention Center, Hanoi, one of the athletes who was fielded in the PUBG Mobile individual event, Alan Raynold Kumaseh, managed to rise from adversity on the first day of the match to then perform. and won a silver medal for Indonesia.

The gold medal was won by the host PUBG Mobile athlete, Vietnam with a total of 104 points, which was only 2 points different from Alan's 102 points. The bronze medal for this number was won by PUBG Mobile Thailand athlete with a total of 100 points.

With the silver medal in this PUBG Mobile individual event, or PUBG Mobile Solo, the National Esports Team that was deployed at the SEA Games Hanoi 2021 to this day has managed to donate 1 Gold from Free Fire, and 2 Silver from Free Fire and PUBG Mobile Solo.

Met after the medal ceremony procession, Alan revealed, “It is not easy to run an offline match for the first time and already have to carry the name of the country. I put a lot of effort into being able to manage non-technical factors and am grateful that I was finally able to take control of the situation and optimize my strategy and performance. I am grateful and proud to be able to donate a medal to my nation and country, Indonesia.”

The presence of the third medal that was donated by TIMNAS Esports for Indonesia, according to TIMNAS Esports Manager Tjahjono Prasetyanto, brought a new spirit to perform better in the following matches.

"Alan's extraordinary struggle and the medals he won tonight, as well as the gold and silver medals from the previous Free Fire numbers, are very useful in boosting the motivation, enthusiasm, and confidence of the Indonesian Esports Team in fighting for the next medals in SEA. Games. We ask for the blessing of all Indonesian people so that TIMNAS Esports will be successful in reaping the next medals," concluded Tjahjono.