Pakistan’s esports icon Arslan “Arslan Ash” Siddique has once again made history. The Tekken legend claimed his seventh EVO championship title at EVO France 2025, after an incredible lower-bracket comeback that electrified the fighting game community.
Representing Twisted Minds Esports, Arslan triumphed over 1,100 top competitors to win the Tekken 8 championship and the €7,400 top prize. His signature precision, composure, and mastery of Nina and Anna once again proved unstoppable. After a shaky start, Arslan battled through the lower bracket, defeating elite players including Korea’s Qudans and USA’s KingReyJr before sweeping Ireland’s Fergus 3–0.
The Grand Final Showdown
In the Grand Final, Arslan faced South Korea’s Jeon “JeonDDing” Sang-hyun. Despite Jeon’s undefeated streak, Arslan reset the bracket with a 3–1 victory, then sealed the win 3–2 in the final set. The comeback drew massive reactions from fans and pros alike, solidifying Arslan’s reputation as the greatest Tekken player ever.
A Global Legacy Continues
This latest win marks seven EVO titles across three continents: Asia, North America, and Europe — a record unmatched in Tekken history. Beyond his titles, Arslan’s impact on Pakistan’s esports community is immense, inspiring countless new players. After the win, Arslan shared a triumphant photo with his trophy on X (Twitter), saying, “EVO France completed” Fans flooded his post with praise, calling him “the King of Tekken.”
Arslan Ash’s dominance shows no sign of slowing down. As the world of competitive Tekken evolves, one truth remains: the throne still belongs to Pakistan’s champion.
Arslan Ash Wins Seventh EVO Title, Cementing His Legacy in Tekken
