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At a locally organised Tekken competition hosted by Never Lose they spotted 11-year-old Malik “King_Ling” Fonseca. King_Ling’s 2021 will start by repping one of South Africa’s premium gaming brands and as one of the youngest competitive players the region has seen – he’s on a trajectory to see his name among the greats before he turns 18.
Michele “Stickalish” Brondani, Goliath Gaming co-owner and scout, says the organisation doesn’t publicize it, but they’re always scouting for fresh new talent.
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