Pakistan’s Atif Butt wins World Tekken Championship 2023
May 8, 2023
7:32 pm
Takedown 2023, Pakistan’s largest international Tekken tournament, concluded yesterday, with Atif Butt dethroning Arslan Ash as champion.
Takedown 2023, Pakistan’s largest international Tekken tournament, concluded yesterday, with Atif Butt dethroning Arslan Ash as champion.
The King of Fighters XV (KOF 15) and Tekken 7 Takedown 2023, Pakistan’s largest international competition, has begun at the Expo Centre Lahore.
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Atif Butt, who on Sunday won the Tekken World Tour 2022 videogame competition in Amsterdam, Netherlands, became the new “King of the Iron Fist,” adding another title to Pakistan’s fighting game community.
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