The Filipino fan favorites fought valiantly in a grueling Best-of-Seven series, but Indonesian powerhouse Rex Regum Qeon clinched the final ticket to the Honor of Kings International Championship (KIC) 2025.
In a heartbreaking turn of events for Filipino Honor of Kings fans, WETRND Esports has been officially eliminated from the running for the Honor of Kings International Championship (KIC) 2025.
Their journey concluded in the climactic Phoenix Reborn Qualifier on November 1, 2025, where they fell short against Indonesia's Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) in a tough 2-4 Best-of-Seven series.
🔥 A Battle for the Final Spot
The Phoenix Reborn Qualifier was a single, high-stakes match between the two teams that garnered the most votes in an in-game fan poll among all non-qualified teams. WETRND Esports, the top vote-getter, carried the hopes of their Filipino supporters into the intense series against the storied Indonesian organization, RRQ.
The series was a true test of grit and strategy. While WETRND managed to take two games, showcasing their peak potential and giving their fans moments of pure exhilaration, RRQ's coordinated approach and clutch execution in the later stages of the match proved too much to overcome. The final score of 4-2 officially ended WETRND's bid for the global tournament.
🇵🇭 Carrying the Flag
WETRND Esports, known for their aggressive playstyle and popular lineup featuring a mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars, had a remarkable run leading up to this point. Despite the loss, the organization took to social media to express gratitude to their supporters:
“We gave it our all, but our journey ends here. Big thanks to everyone who believed, supported, and fought with us. GGWP.”
The result sees Rex Regum Qeon securing the final coveted slot for the KIC 2025, a tournament set to be hosted in Manila later this November, boasting a massive $1,000,000 prize pool and pitting the world's best Honor of Kings teams against each other.
🌟 Looking Ahead
While the defeat is a tough pill to swallow, WETRND Esports has cemented its status as a fierce competitor in the rapidly growing Honor of Kings esports scene. Their performance in the qualifiers has demonstrated the potential of the Filipino team on the international stage.
The community now looks forward to rallying behind the four qualified Philippine representatives—Blacklist International, BOOM Esports, Elevate, and A.C.T Esports Club—as they defend home-court territory in the KIC 2025 Main Event. For WETRND, this marks a reflective moment, providing crucial competitive experience and fuel for their next season's campaign. The dream of dominating the global stage remains alive.
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