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4 Angry Men, China's 2020 world finalists

Image: 4 Angry Men's published mark, kept locally for identification. Rights stay with the organisation. · source

2Events on record
0Titles
1Podium finishes
2MVPs & awards
$2,757,953Approx. winnings

4 Angry Men of China finished second at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020, which ended in Dubai in January 2021 with 294 points. Nova Esports of China won the title, and 4 Angry Men's Suk was named the tournament MVP.

The team returned to the world stage at PMGC 2022, reaching the Grand Finals in Jakarta in January 2023 and finishing eighth with $157,000 in prize money.

The Jakarta Grand Finals table gave Four Angry Men 141 points, with one chicken dinner, 74 placement points and 67 finishes, enough for eighth place.

Prize money splits the two 4 Angry Men finals: the 2022 eighth place paid a $35,000 Grand Finals placement prize, while the team page lists $157,000 for the 2022 event, and the 2020 runners-up total was $505,250.

For 4 Angry Men, the verified current lineup is Hasaki, Xiaosuo, Ming, Bin, Yi, Ren, Yetao and SSS.

Staff

Manager
Zhang Sheng

Former

Achievements

Best stage reached per event. Medals only for finished grand finals. Prize from the event's published prize table.
DatePlaceTierTournamentPrize
8 Jan 20238thSPMGC 2022Grand Finals$35,000
26 Jan 20212ndSPMGC 2020$505,250

Medal table

Grand-finals podiums by tier.
Tier1st2nd3rd
S-Tier·1·
Total010

Awards & MVPs

Earnings

$2,757,953Approx. total winnings

Earnings by Event

Prize money per event, taken from each tournament’s published prize distribution.

Event-wise prize money
EventDatePlacePrize
PMGC 20228 Jan 20238th$35,000
PMGC 202026 Jan 20212nd$505,250
Total$540,250

Sponsors & partners

HuyaWywkRazer

Timeline

FAQ

When was 4 Angry Men founded?

Four Angry Men was created on 20 February 2019 in China.

What is 4 Angry Men's best PMGC finish?

4 Angry Men finished runners-up at the PMGC 2020 Grand Finals in Dubai, scoring 294 points.

Why is the team called 4 Angry Men?

The name was inspired by the film Twelve Angry Men, and 4AM also reads as 4 a.m., a nod to hard training.