The Mortal Kombat 11 Second Season has come to a dramatic end as the top eight players in Sub-Saharan Africa battled against one another for their share of R8,500 in cash last night, (17th of November). Only one player stood tall to take the crown of Season 2 champion in what was an adrenaline-fueled evening as the live stream showcased some of the best fights we have ever seen in Sub-Saharan Africa for Mortal Kombat 11.  

The Final 8 

Eight players remained, with five being from South Africa and three from Zambia, there was more than just personal pride to play for but additionally the weighted expectations from their national support base. Representing in the Top eight was: 

  • 1) Sho Kahn (South Africa)
  • 2) Mr 5000 (Zambia)
  • 3) FTG Parasurama (South Africa)
  • 4) XRay_92 (South Africa)
  • 5) Elamac (South Africa)
  • 6) AI_Cortex (Zambia)
  • 7) KillJoy369 (Zambia)
  • 8)  TagaBearClaw (South Africa) 

The players were seeded according to their results from the respective qualifiers and it produced some very interesting match-ups where around half produced a result of 3-2. 

If you haven't yet watched the matches, which were thoroughly entertaining, we highly encourage you to take a look at the VOD before we spoil the results to you below.

Results 

After an exciting evening of Mortal Kombat action, our Season 1 winner (Mr 5000) returned to take the crown yet again. Here are the full results from the evening's play. 

Winner:

Runner-Up:

3rd place:

4th place:

5th - 6th place:

7th - 8th place:

A massive congratulation to the players who finished in the Top 8 for Season 2. Additionally, a big thank you is owed to the supporters and participants in the tournament. We are extremely humbled by the amount of support and appreciate you have given us over the past four weeks. 

Lastly, huge thanks are owed to Warner Brothers South Africa, without whom this would not be possible. 

This second season of African Mortal Kombat 11 action is brought to you in partnership with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and the game's local distributor TeamFinity.

The tournament is open to all residents in Sub-Saharan Africa. Some terms and conditions will apply, and players will need to be 18 years or older to compete. The tournament will be run on PlayStation®4 using the NetherRealm Studio’s developed fighting game, Mortal Kombat 11.

For more information about the ACGL Mortal Kombat 11 Season, tournament dates and rules, and the registration page, please visit https://acgl.co.za/mk11. Registration is open right now.To learn more about Mortal Kombatâ„¢ 11, please visit www.mortalkombat.com or join the community conversation on Facebook (MortalKombat), Instagram (@MortalKombat), Twitter (@MortalKombat), Twitch (NetherRealm), YouTube (Mortal Kombat), Discord (MortalKombat) or Reddit (MortalKombat).

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