Mortal Kombat 1 This is one of the most important fighting games of the moment. While it’s true that the title’s popularity has waned in recent months, NetherRealm’s works continue to be talked about a lot, especially considering that we’re a month away from the start of Pro Competition 2025. Which will give birth to Mexico, offering a new era for the competitive side in our region.
Recently, we had the opportunity to attend a press conference where our friends at Warner Bros. LATAM revealed their plans for Pro Competition 2025. The most interesting thing is that The inaugural tournament of the season will be held in Mexico City between February 22 and 23.. Here, professional players and passionate youngsters will have the opportunity to compete for a place in the finals to be held next September, and enjoy a growing purse of $225 thousand and all interested teams can register now. here.
While there is an entry fee of $10 for all contestants, including a special kit, those who wish to attend the Reformer Marriott Hotel to enjoy these contests, They can do it completely free. What makes the Pro Competition special this year is that it will be the first time an individual event of this size will take place in Mexico, underscoring Warner Bros. Games and Netherrealm’s support for the region.
In addition to the opening in Mexico, All contestants will be able to participate in in-person and online events over the next few years.. A total of 20 places are available, half of which will be chosen based on points earned in this tournament. The other half will be selected by winning the biggest tournament of the year, such as EVO 2025.
As if this were not enough, Warner Bros. plans to conduct a series of events in Mexico City within the framework of the opening of the LATAM Pro Competition, As in the case of Mortal Kombat HouseA free celebration for all fans to enjoy Mortal Kombat 1, take photos and interact with some of the influencers.
remember, The pro competition will open between February 22 and 23 in Mexico City. On a related note, this is the character behind Ghostface Mortal Kombat 1. Likewise, future DLC for this title will be cancelled.
Author’s Note:
It’s nice to see that Warner Bros. Games considers Mexico a future country in the eSports scene. If events like S Factor have shown anything, it’s that our country has a great place for this community, and tournaments like Pro Competition only showcase the country’s potential.
Via: Atomics
