JangS

Muhammad "JangS" Farhan Abdul Gafar is a retired Malaysian PUBG Mobile coach whose most recent team was MPX NSEA. Career highlights include a win at Ultimate Warrior Showdown 2021.

Real name
Muhammad Farhan Abdul Gafar
Nationality
Malaysia
Role
Coach
Region
SEA
Status
Retired
Listed results
10 (2 first places, 5 podiums)

Career history

7 listed appointments.

TeamRoleFromToStatus
TSCoachJuly 3, 2020February 1, 2021Past appointment
BTR RACoachMarch 18, 2021April 27, 2022Past appointment
YALLCoachJuly 8, 2022September 12, 2022Past appointment
4RivalsAnalystNovember 10, 2022January 26, 2023Past appointment
MPXAnalystJanuary 26, 2023May 24, 2023Past appointment
VOINCoachMarch 11, 2023May 2023 · day not recordedPast appointment
MPX NSEAAnalystMay 24, 2023June 2023 · day not recordedPast appointment

Team results

10 listed results: 2 first places and 5 podiums. Prizes belong to the listed team result.

DateEventPlacementTierTeam prize
December 2, 2022PUBG Mobile Global Championship 202235thS-Tier$34,000
August 28, 2022PUBG Mobile Pro League - MYSGPH Fall 20224thA-Tier$7,700
April 24, 2022PUBG Mobile Pro League - Indonesia Spring 20224thA-Tier$8,600
November 7, 2021PUBG Mobile Pro League - Southeast Asia Championship Season 42ndA-Tier$22,200
September 19, 2021PUBG Mobile Pro League - Indonesia Season 43rdA-Tier$12,900
July 7, 2021Ultimate Warrior Showdown 20211stA-Tier$28,000
April 29, 2021Peace Elite Asia Invitational 20216thS-Tier$40,172
April 18, 2021PUBG Mobile Pro League - Indonesia Season 32ndA-Tier$18,300
January 26, 2021PUBG Mobile Global Championship 20207thS-Tier$24,250
September 27, 2020PUBG Mobile Pro League - MY/SG Season 21stA-Tier$27,750

Profile

Muhammad Farhan "JangS" Abdul Gafar is a Malaysian coach whose career included Team Secret MY, Bigetron RA, YALL, 4Rivals, VOIN, and MPX NSEA. Public coverage describes his move from Team Secret to Bigetron and credits his earlier work with helping Team Secret reach PMWL East and PMGC Season 0. His results include the 2021 Ultimate Warrior Showdown title, a runner-up finish at the 2021 Southeast Asia Championship, and multiple international appearances. He is now listed as retired and was also recognized as a Southeast Asian esports coach of the year.