Tunisian esports star Bassem “NoobSlayer” Jadoui has officially secured his place at the Clash Royale World Championship LAN Finals in Mumbai, India, marking a historic moment for Tunisian esports.

After an intense and highly competitive run in the African/MENA Qualifiers, NoobSlayer finished among the Top 4 players out of representatives from 24 African nations, earning a coveted qualification spot for the global stage. The World LAN Finals will take place from February 26 to March 1, bringing together the best players from around the world.

Despite an early setback that sent him to the lower bracket, NoobSlayer showed resilience, focus, and elite-level gameplay. He dominated multiple matches in a row, defeating some of Africa’s strongest competitors to secure his qualification.

This achievement is not only a personal milestone for NoobSlayer but also a proud moment for Tunisia, reinforcing its growing presence in the international esports scene. Tunisia now stands among the four African/MENA nations qualified for the World Championship, alongside Benin, Senegal, and the United Arab Emirates.

With all eyes now set on Mumbai, NoobSlayer prepares for the ultimate challenge — representing Tunisia on the world stage.