Bringing Tekken Home | Unfold Arslan Ash

[@AllAboutRaps]

being a Pakistani I'm so proud of Arslan Ash

[@uzman_zaffar]

I was expecting u here...! And u inactive on ur own channel...

[@xpraze.3431]

wut?? Was not expecting you here?

[@chanceobrien5560]

Master Sheff created Pakistan rap!! He was in the beginning of the stone age era of hip hop!! And Arslan is nobody comparing with him

[@abhijeetjadhav6516]

Keep rocking guys, keep it up many more to come

[@joshuapervaiz8355]

I am form lahore pk

[@owaissiddqui6016]

The fact that this whole production is by Pakistanies blows my mind.. Feeling proud of my fellow countrymen.

[@shinodamasaru7945]

Pakistan has talented people. They just need a medium such as gaming and media and sponsors to bring them up.

[@AbubakarFilms]

@@shinodamasaru7945 Thank You brother

[@dayyanx169]

@@shinodamasaru7945 Not Only In Our Country Pakistan There Are So Many Countries Who Have Skilled Players E.g India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Morroco...

[@fusionxsolar]

@@dayyanx169 Right that other country have also talented player but in pakistan there is no opportunity to perform at national or international level , nepal have platform sponsor, india,sri lanka also have but in pakistan when u go to the sponsor they act like that u r joking , ese lea apko khud step ly kr bahar jana parta h, phr sponsor ki bharmar hote , agar yahe chez phele krly tou proud feel ho , edhr Govt free fire ky tournament ki announcement kr rhe h or PC player apas mai he apne madam ap kaam kr rhy h, Esport ko edhr sponsor wale mazk samjhty h or Sponsor KFC voucher ho rhy hoty h sad yar

[@dayyanx169]

@@fusionxsolar Free Fire Aur Pubg Hi Aik Game Hai Jiski Waja Se Pakistan Ki Teams Internationally Level Par Khel Pati Hai But There Is No Scope For Cs Go 😔

[@gundmvulture]

Awesome player and awesome country, I'm glad I saw him at tournaments, huge respect from Hungary!

[@Dokumentarfilme]

awesome country?

[@letAliShowYou2]

Bro there are thousands of arsalan ashs in gaming zones (tokken wali dukaan) in Lahore.

[@zeeshanahmadbangash5785]

Thank you George. ❤️

[@Maxkahn7797]

Much love from Pakistan as well❤️

[@ShafayOp]

@@Dokumentarfilme Indian confirmed

[@GT45000]

Kind of a bittersweet moment explaining his dads death. You can see him having conflicting emotions of sadness but also acknowledging it allowed him to be what he is...

[@abdullahwaris1275]

Yeah, that's really sad. As we say in urdu, "Kuch panay key liye kuch khona parta hai." roughly translates to you gotta lose something to gain something

[@alimurtaza6318]

Yeah feel bad for him, cuz it's both a loss and a win for him.

[@mitrikgaduk347]

Short story here: So his story hit a little close to home. My brother in law (sister's husband) fled Pakistan many many years ago. Needless to say, his father wasn't exactly very accepting of my family or his son's marriage to my sister (we're Latino). His father has always been a thorn in his side nearly his whole life and generally doesn't speak that fondly of him but he never lost respect. He now has two loving families, has an incredible job, and 2 kids. He looks at my father as his own and has always been treated like a son by him. I've known him since I was a kid, he's always been like a brother to me. Honestly, it's sad, and I've always seen a similar conflict in him. In my time, I've seen a lot of father's like his, but I've also seen some incredible ones (his extended family, cousins, etc).

[@rageboi2166]

@@mitrikgaduk347 Source: Trust me bro

[@allrakk419]

100%

[@rajaataulkarim762]

This man singlehandedly put Pakistan on the mainstream Esports map. Paving the way for many others 👊

[@azteckjumbie9344]

Nah .. DLC bs did

[@memberofanti-harammovement8014]

Heard Of Sumail?

[@milkyway5192]

Bruh stfu. He is an american and he learned his dota skills in usa, that doesn't help pakistanis. Whereas arslan learned his tekken skills from Pakistan, that helps put Pakistan on the map as now people know Pakistan is extremely talented in the tekken region. Just having a Pakistani nationality doesn't mean representing Pakistan.

[@memberofanti-harammovement8014]

@@milkyway5192 Okay🙂

[@hasnainraza8823]

@@milkyway5192 Lmao .

[@thunderbeast147]

His journey is always emotional, saw his interview at wufl. I am a Netherealm player but after watching arslan i had interest in tekken too. Luv from India! God bless u Arslan

[@hinduresistance]

BEING AN INDIAN I STILL FEEL HAPPY FOR HIM. the underdog stories are the best. I wish all the best to him. And people like them can bring a change to the scene be it India or Pakistan.

[@hannan9467]

We’re a family. Our win is your win. 🇵🇰🇮🇳❤️

[@tauseefraza5384]

very well said brother ❤️

[@damongipson-dg8pc]

Yesss he is undisputed lil cute indian

[@kill3rbyysight]

@damon ok cute lil pakistani

[@Gunner123]

How can i participate in this tekken tournament. I'm from india

[@Noum77]

Behind every great man, there's always a loving and watchful mum

[@InternetTrollization]

Uuuh

[@kkjcid]

no not really.. behind almost all great footballers and sports person its their Dads!! moms are imp and so are dads.. equally imp!

[@alimurtaza6318]

Yeah but mainly it was his own determination, I heard his interview where he said his mom first disapproved of him to go in tornments and focus on studies.

[@SaifUllah-mb1wm]

it is true. But in the western world, you guys dont give love and respect to your parents. which is one of the reasons for your society falling apart.

[@Kidame]

The Khabib of Tekken, respect, faith and sportsmanship all the way through! He earned it to be nr1.

[@liveair3334]

But he lost to knee and khabib is still undefeated

[@Kidame]

@@liveair3334 thats true but im talking about mindset, dedication and respect.

[@karmakhemchok7329]

Khabib of takken my ass..khabib is undefeated..people like him we Indian have a lot in different sports

[@arceuslee7087]

@@karmakhemchok7329 yep like forsaken, who got caught cheating in front of the world

[@milkyway5192]

Bro you are stupid hr cheez main jealous hona zaruri nahi. Dunya ka koi bhi top player aisa nahi hoga jo tournament main kuch round na hare. In tournaments jo asal cheez matter krti hai ke jeeta kon hai aur haara kon hai. Arslan showed the world who he is A Pakistani GIGACHAD!

[@defanged7734]

Never even knew much about Pakistan until Arslan Ash put himself on the map during EVO japan. Pakistan is amazing. Love and respect from Philippines 🇵🇭❣️🇵🇰

[@Asadkhan-gp7ir]

Love from Pakistan bro.❤❤

[@Mirsab]

Kamustaka?

[@gamiifyshorts130]

Love from Pakistan

[@shahriaxr]

Then you probably need a atlas class.

[@_plastikman]

most of the south east asian has bad social studies they only study about their region but not the world.

[@awaisakram8573]

This made me tear up at the part where other players started talking about Arslan 🥺

[@noctisluciscaelum588]

Me too same btw i will be happy if i can play in arslan's room. Then i will be able to learn a lot of things like sportsmanship Tekken techniques And much more

[@rajajawad6166]

Me tooo when girl spoke in other language

[@Tzeeensh]

I was like most people on the finals "Lmao Knee is going to eat this dude alive" Now I'm glad A.A won, the Tekken community needed some change, and if it can come from such a wholesome dude, that's a plus. Can't wait to see more majors.

[@vsp9700]

Knee is a tiny thing in front of Arslan ash 👿👹👺☠️👀👁️🔥

[@Gakki_Aniki]

This is really cool, I'm happy the Pakistani Tekken scene got some recognition from the west !

[@RehmanKhan-pw7xn]

Every 90s kid had been a crazy fan of Tekken❤️ But this guy taken it another Level, Respect.

[@jamessummers5936]

He's only 25??? He's going to be a terror for a LONG time in Tekken. I love it.

[@Ultraskill7]

This is THE video of the YEAR! So beautiful and true. GG to the Editor to have covered main aspects of his Life and Arslan thank you for everything, just thank you.

[@anixxx2]

Kudos to the whole production team of this video for depicting Arslan's story so beautifully in such a short video. Hope you reach all the heights you want to go Arslan bhai in your life. Videos on you are always inspiring & moving.

[@Rokhan]

Thank you for your kind words Animesh ! Glad you liked our production. Stay blessed

[@vsp9700]

🌷💕😎🤟

[@Musashi_1600]

Amazing! Watching Arslan's story in 2019 was like watching a real life anime, in which suddenly a new unknown character arrived, who just could beat all the Tekken legends, who dominated the scene for many years. It was almost unbelievable to witness and everyone wanted to know who Arslan and the other players from Pakistan are.

[@julieallen07]

yeah he gave a new, vibrant color in tekken community. I was lucky to start tekken during its stagnant days (2018) so I was able to witness the birth of new tekken legend, Arslan, who made not only Pakistan, but also whole tekken world so hype and more passionate, which contribute to tekken's growing esports scene and healthy concurrent playerbase that usual fighting games are lack for

[@vsp9700]

He is just like jin kazama of e sport gaming 🐯👿👹👺☠️👀👁️🔥

[@Kaizakiarata1]

Lol it's like the anime is near it's end and suddenly an unknown character comes and beats everyone in that anime and what he says is im just a medium difficulty guy from my region and a whole world of far more powerful characters is introduced and that anime continues xD

[@xlearn6478]

​@@Kaizakiarata1 i mean this is how audience ia maintained for next season

[@AndroonArcade]

Goosebumps seriously I have seen him playing since Tekken 6 and he was already famous in the local community but lack of support in es sports there was no way out to international tournaments but hard work always pays off. Can't explain my feelings while watching this unfold story of our champ

[@saadhasan2518]

He's even great at King of Fighters I've been watching him since Kof XIII days he is awesome

[@WaleedNaeem]

The selflessness he showed by creating a bootcamp for all the talent. His mother has done a great job. 👍

[@waltermoreno645]

I hope we could have big offline tournaments again in 2022, so we can see Arslan shine again.

[@kevinvanharen1740]

There was a pretty good offline tournament in Ukraine like 2 months ago with a lot of top players. Arslan won that tournament. They mention it at the end of this video.

[@vsp9700]

Yes he will dominate 😎

[@OmegaKatanaXIII]

Man seeing his story has to be one of the best moments in gaming period. Really he brought back Tekken to the masses again and yes I'm getting overboard with that statement. Again thank you Arslan Ash for not representation for your country but also also giving a future for Pakistani youth and may Allah (swt) give a bright future to arslan ash inshallah.

[@prasan7th]

Proud of my brother Arslan! greetings for India 🇮🇳

[@hamidmahmood7233]

Bro. . ❤❤❤

[@MoeezOfficial]

The God of Tekken - Arslan Ash❤️

[@Fadedfrost1]

Overexcited ho kar Mushrikon wali baatey na kar

[@IamKhattak-UsmanKhattak]

Limit main raho Moeez, apny alfaz ka chunao dhyan sy kro, mushriko ki zban sy impress hony ki zrorat nahe,

[@Blawblawh]

Yeh baat mere bhi samajh ni aati yeh fazool alfaaz kyu istamaal kiye jate hai

[@alif360]

Angrezo say itna taasur k sahi aur ghalat ki pehchan hi bhool gaye?

[@rakaposhi5650]

Excellent filming and editing. 5 stars.

[@Atilolzz]

From small town boy with leather jacket to international miracle 👍

[@openreviews1209]

Lahore is a big big city

[@arminius6506]

Lahore has over 10 million population

[@BlueEyedW0lf]

A city of 11 million people.

[@RehmanKhan-pw7xn]

Bro Lahore is one of the historical city in the world and you have seen most of the internal part of lahore where Ash lives, but its extensions are pretty big and advanced with lot of Population.

[@GoharMunir]

Tears. I got tears of pride in my eyes while typing this. God bless Arslan. You're a hero 🌟

[@awaisakram8573]

I love this man ever more after watching this 🥺

[@adamseptian6922]

THE EDITING IS SO GOOD THO

[@AbubakarFilms]

Thanks man!

[@umairchaudhary08]

@@AbubakarFilms editing level pro

[@AbubakarFilms]

@@umairchaudhary08 Thank you brother

[@-k5703]

@@AbubakarFilms absolutely fantastic job. Keep it up... One of the best I have seen on YT

[@AbubakarFilms]

@@-k5703 thank you 🙌

[@Ninjackz]

A lot of us Tekken fans here had similar childhood to Arslan, what made me happy that someone from our country was finally able to represent it to the world, it's like all of our dreams came true at the same time, I've been following him since the beginning, kept praying he would achieve it what we couldn't. Though my story is kinda opposite 😅 my mom always dragged me away back home from arcade every time I got late, 😂 it was always quite embarrassing when everybody was there watch our gameplay, she was also a teacher and quite strict, yet my dad was mostly supportive because he knew it would keep me busy so I won't bother anyone. 🤣 They never made me leave my city so I wasn't able to go to any tournament, at the end it was just study that kept us occupied and no Tekken friend. 😥

[@Umar0x01]

lmao ya -- a friend of mine once snitched on me and told my mom I'm in the arcarde and what awaited after that was beating xdd

[@zainch7051]

This is pretty much same story of every pakistani tekken player .. i could bot continue after tekken 3 bcz of study.... I was one of the best tekken 3 player in town Imagine if we had same support and resources like koreans and others there would have been champs like arslan ash in every town and city of Pak

[@syeddanishanwer]

This is the story of Most gamers in Pakistan. I have been gaming for over 3 decades. Tekken on PS1 was one of my favorite games. Back in my days in 90s there were no major tournaments, otherwise due to my ultra competitive nature I would have surely taken part in these matches at top level and worked hard similar to our local legend A. A. It's good the younger generation has the chance to prove themselves in eSports. I just hope the visa issues gets resolved.

[@yuvcharmer]

In a culture, where gaming is so much frowned upon, where parents are so much in control, what Arslan did isn’t something small. He achieved something which is almost impossible. What we take for granted, Arslan struggles for that. That’s what makes him so legendary.

[@amritlearnstorock]

I'm from India and I'm a big fan, his story is truly motivating and he looks like a really humble guy. Despite the ups and downs he never gave up on his dream. Big Respect.

[@effsola9618]

Production quality OP 🙌

[@jameerawan8642]

Bruh red bull h koi tati company nhi ‼️

[@AbubakarFilms]

@@jameerawan8642 Thanks man, we are the Pakistani production who released it. Studio Rokhan.

[@osamaanees8406]

​@@AbubakarFilms ​ABUBAKAR FILMS>>>> Redbull

[@supersaiyan4578]

He was the one who showed that Pakistan exists in Esports and in doing so became a legend.

[@qwertynaughty3256]

Yep

[@ebdulrehman2925]

No he is not search about syed sumail hassan

[@qwertynaughty3256]

@@ebdulrehman2925 sumail doesn't even consider himself Pakistan when was the last time sumail said the word Pakistan

[@mokhan3210]

Love from a Pakistani American. Keep making soaring for the sky’s, you make me feel proud of my roots and love for our people ❤️

[@jfd4706]

Love the edit, soundtrack, pacing of narrative and use of subtle motion graphics/60p footages in the video, all for Tekken, what a day to be alive, greetings from India

[@notPabloHeredia]

GREAT content. More videos like this please RedBull Gaming 🙏

[@openreviews1209]

Exactly

[@anthonyslcoelho]

I believe Arslan's victories are not only changing the global Tekken community but his home county as well. From what he says at 5:54, he's fully aware that he is fighting for change and prosperity in Pakistan.

[@doumanseiman2645]

Hey this was pretty good. Different from the other documentaries about pakistani tekken. Nice job

[@Riomtz]

Thank you for giving us the chance to know more about Arslan, i remember watching the EVO runs, good times

[@t4d0W]

Tekken is indeed a game where the success of strong individuals can help put their scene on the map. Because Arslan admitted himself his Tekken friends helped make him strong. This is a victory not only for Arslan doing the impeccable, but those close to him who helped him grow are also showing the world what the Pakistani local is capable of in the global Tekken competition.

[@zxVicariousxz]

I have Nothing but respect for this legend of a man. Much love from America ❤

[@luqmanjasim]

History has been made "Arsalan Ash" The Champion of Champions.

[@mahirestate]

What a brilliant Documentary Made by Zeeshan Pervaiz this guy is super creative..."Raahi" was also his masterpiece. And Arslan is an inspiration.

[@Kausik007]

Very happy for you Arsalan, ❤️ from 🇮🇳.

[@Bloodywood]

Legend.

[@rehanmirzaa]

You've achieved man. You did leave a mark in the History of not only Tekken but the whole eSports. Such a beautiful documentary props to the producers and editers for capturing the real soul of Arslan's story and bringing tears of joy in my eyes. Arslan Zindabad Pakistan Paindabad.

[@darkbryan912]

what an inspiration player , really nice film, I can watch it again and again

[@MuhammadTalhaSheikh]

This is pakistani talent The bog thing is that he is promoting more talent from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@DabasGamingStation]

I am from India.. really appreciate what arshlan achieved ... He is inspirational

[@hamidmahmood7233]

❤❤

[@xpraze.3431]

This Is Just So Inspiring, Inspiring For All The Strugglers & Hustlers Aiming To Be The Best Of The Best .🧡🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥

[@LurkingAbout]

this was soo dope, would make any gamer cry

[@7Heavensmile]

I was born in France but my Father and my mother were born and lived in Saroubi but also In Pakistan (my father’s family live in there) They had to move out to France because of the Ussr invasion (they were in Kaboul) Being one of the only Pashtun originated guy, I’ve always found a great amount of complexes about my origins. Even though this could be kind of a stretch, I am so happy to see Pakistan representations and icons in western culture. Arslan Ash. You make me proud to be a Pashtun

[@zaimkimemes5583]

I also go to his bootcamp he is such ahumble person down to earth man and Dawood he is 100% nicer than him i train under dawood's supervision he is such a nice person

[@hannan9467]

I’m from Pakistan. I cried while watching this. You don’t know how much this means to us. You’ve made the entire nation proud. ‘A boy came from Pakistan and left his mark by making history’ 🇵🇰

[@discovermajid]

Lahore is gorgeous. such a well made video. And yeah Arsalan is top drawer

[@Deeviess]

Mad respect brother 🙏🙏❤️ I don't play this game nor do i know of any player(incl. him) But his journey was incredible ❤️ Love from India bro 🇮🇳♥️🇵🇰

[@adamseptian6922]

I hope TWT 2021 will be held offline,, cant wait to watch the best players all over the world

[@raahhidayatkiengineermoham4083]

Dil kuch hojata ha jb tumko dikhta ho kuch time phaly tum sath game kehlty aj maslAllah sari dunya main Pakistan ka naam roshan kr Diya i love u bro khush raho hamesha or aise hi jeet tumhara muqadar ho( ameen )

[@sadzzilla6483]

EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THIS IS A KING AND QUEEN

[@Rokhan]

Thank you !!

[@ahmadayub5448]

Keep it up RedBull. Kepp supporting guys like these.

[@singeringstar5096]

Being a Tekken player myself and never having a chance to play a better players than me ...despite better players being out there ...inspire me to improve my game further. Recently I have started playing Tekken 7 online and I easily win and make streaks ...but I believe there is someone always better than you out there...with my friends and around my town I mostly win easily

[@amanbodele1616]

Love you Arsalan ❤️❤️ From India

[@ActionManXVI]

Huge respect for Arslan

[@m.haiderhussain4481]

04:48 that moment just squeezed my heart.

[@RootzGraphics]

wish his dad would've seen him making Pakistan Proud 😢

[@toyoale]

Pakistani tekken isn't only explosive and agressive but truly creative, greetings from Brazil

[@SalmanKhan-hi3yx]

Thank you RED BULL for promoting pakistani esports community!

[@-s2165]

9:42 he didn't pray because of top 8. he prayed because it was time, we pray 5 times a day

[@OmegaKatanaXIII]

He remember Allah and he comes first and foremost .

[@PANDA-xe2xy]

Or nafl prayers

[@sto4m617]

You're dumb that's how you pay respect to God when you achieve something in life. The obligatory prayers isn't only you getting on your knees and bowing down on your hands...get some info

[@milkyway5192]

You can't complete obligatory prayers in such short time. He was asking Allah for His help in winning the tournament. Arslan is a king 👑 for a reason.

[@Dokumentarfilme]

Allah doesn't exist

[@lalitpun3245]

A fan of him since evo japan and following Tekken because of him ever since... Would love to meet him someday!! Love from India ❤️

[@baigusus]

This is GENIUS. AMAZING production, direction and storytelling

[@Aqeel2SAf]

Proud of this guy. He is a legend

[@MuzamilFGC]

Huge respect for Arslan ash ❤🙌

[@Umar0x01]

This is a next lvl documentary, gg! Glad to be living in the same city as him :))

[@manaleek4800]

When people ask me why i love the FGC so much i show them arslan and then they get it thank you arslan.

[@ahmadmunir1002]

We Proud Of You #Arslan_Ash 🇵🇰From Gujranwala,PAKISTAN

[@uk4490]

such an inspiring story of his struggle. this should be played in cinemas.

[@Goldenboy288]

keep it Arslan Ash OUr All Dua for u Bro. Allah apko or kamyab karey.. ameen.

[@yawar20001]

When your faith is too strong .. 😇😇

[@hamidmahmood7233]

I'm quoting Arslan from his different interviews esp. the podcost with Junaid Akram bhai where Ash said that his reflexes were very fast when he was a teen esp. when he was 12 yrs old boy. He was always a topper of his class but he never got an opportunity to play outside country at that time due to shortage of money, sponsors and Visa issues. Later on, his father passed away that was quite hard time for his family. He continued his studies along with his gaming passion. At the time when he was a CA student, he got an opportunity so he left CA & went after his passion that was takken amidst all kinds of tough challenges. Credit goes to the friends who supported him & the ppl and the group of UAE who sponsored him early in his career when he had no money to travel abroad n play in foreign tournaments. Unfortunately, there was no opportunity for him to go abroad for foreign tournaments when he was so young n talented. He further said that in his early teens, he won in a tournament in Karachi against the best takken players of Pakistan. Prior to that competition, the organizers said that the Winner of the tournament will get money, opportunity and sponsership to travel abroad and play tournament in Japan that time. But they decieved him and didn't gave him those opportunities as they claimed. They just gave him little amount. Ash said that he always wanted to compete abroad but couldn't go for it b'coz there were no sponsors and govt. usually don't invest much apart from Cricket or few other outdoor games. So, all this talent got wasted. I believe, if Arslan got opportunities like the Koreans, Japanese, Americans and the Europeans, at that time when he was young, story would have been completely different from today. However, he already did so much in his 20's, Ma Sha'ALLAH, that ppl across the gaming world n Takken community started to know him. Arslan ! You are a huge inspiration for a lot of young talented ppl across the region. I really wish good for all other talented players so they don't get waste in any field due to lack of opportunities whether they belong to any country or religion. Always support talented ppl around you. At Least, we can encourage n motivate them. Best of Luck ahead, Arslan Bro. Lots of Prayers n Blessings for Everyone in the world. Huge Love n Respect from Pakistan. ❤🎉😊

[@Icebox5146]

This documentary is like what marathons are to the Kenyans

[@PAKKEXPERT]

Glad that one of our Pakistani Gem got recognition and hoping that esports scene rise in Pakistan for other Gems as well.

[@noshgaming]

MASSIVE RESPECT FOR ARSLAN AND THE GUYS WHO MADE THIS🔥

[@nasiraziz6525]

the best part about Arslan is that he is not mean, he is a great human. he is spending his resources and efforts to build the community, he is creating and caring other talent in Pakistan.

[@zohair4135]

I got chills I cried everything I have the same motivation in valorant ☺️❤️🇵🇰.

[@muhammadshehriyannadeem1757]

Same , for me in warzone

[@nusratfatehalikhannfak4743]

I remember playing with him in multan. Awesome player ..

[@unpossible9747]

The filming and editing is out of the world just like my man arslan ash✌️

[@pakiieditz2084]

Inshallah Takken And Many More Games Like PUBGM, Valorant, CS, Fortnite And Other Games Will Show Thier Hidden Talent Hiding In The Streets Of Pakistan. Love From Karachi ❤️ Pakistan

[@ahmedfaraz726]

I want this vdo to be keep going, big fan Arslan Ash, thank you Red Bull Gaming.

[@TheEmiratesGuy_1]

You're cham man you make an example for everyone, the whole nation proud of you .keep doing work hard & with determination prayer as well . Allah gives more success.

[@Hi_itsRaph]

Was amazing watching him come into the tournament/competitive scene, just this unbeatable anomaly, what a god

[@allinall1229]

So proud of you Arslan Pakistan need more of you

[@SirZeck]

What an inspiring story from a legend that came out of nowhere.

[@ajiafarhan776]

Arsalan you’re an inspiration for so many!! Amazing to see this 🥺

[@ashishtanwar9748]

waaaah mazedaar Arshaln bhai full love and support from India, Delhi, u really shown how tekken champion shuld be playing. truly smazing keep it up don't ever change.

[@SerAbbas]

Arslan, you deserve every bit of respect for putting Pakistan on the eSports map. Keep it up man!

[@aslamindiagamer10]

Being a tekken player iam so proud of Arslan ash.mi dua karta hu bhai aap ke liye ki aap har tournament jite

[@darkseid_yt5463]

this man really need support and govt. also suport like that gamers to bring PAKISTAN in the list of ALL SPORTS. Its true that one man can change the WORLD. He struggle to make a HISTORY BROKER IN THE WORLD and INSHA'ALLAH he made it. INSHA'ALLAH one day the world knows PAKISTAN is the land of LEGEND'S DESTROYER..

[@zubairashraf5491]

True Champion MashALLAH may ALLAH give you more success in future Aameen!

[@phoenixranger3407]

Lots of love, support and respect from India...u are truly a inspiration for us all Tekken players 🔥🔥🔥

[@inamkhetran111]

Proud of u brother Reapect from Balochistan

[@Syssn3ck]

What a great guy, what an inspiration!