Baaz Esports Gears Up for Takedown 2025: A Weekend of Tekken Warfare in Lahore

Lahore, Pakistan | 23 October 2025 — Pakistan’s rise in the fighting-game world has been remarkable. After historic wins on the global stage, the country is now hosting its most ambitious event yet: Takedown 2025, organized by Baaz Esports. The tournament, running from 24th till 26th October at the Nishtar Sports Complex in Lahore, brings together the region’s finest players for three days of top-tier Tekken action.

This weekend, the arena will erupt as hundreds of competitors face off for a share of the PKR 2.5 million prize pool. Among the top names in the mix are Arslan Ash, Atif Butt, and The Jon, joined by international challengers such as Tibetano (Spain) and Book (Thailand).

“We’ve built a platform that doesn’t just celebrate world-class talent but nurtures it right here in Pakistan. Every player walking into that arena this weekend represents years of dedication, skill, and the hunger to make Pakistan a dominant force in global esports.” says Danyal Chishty, CEO & Founder of Baaz Esports

Key partners powering this year’s event include CLEAR Men as Title Sponsor, Jazz as Gold Sponsor, Qanba as Arcade Stick Partner, JS Bank as Fintech Partner, Daewoo Express as Travel Partner, TCL as Technology Partner, Spotcomm as Connectivity Partner, MyCo as Digital Streaming Partner, and BATA Pakistan as footwear partner. Their support ensures an immersive experience for both players and spectators.

As the weekend unfolds, anticipation builds toward the opening on 24th October and grand finale on 26th October. Whether watching live or tuning in online, Takedown 2025 promises to redefine esports in Pakistan bold, global, and game-on.

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