The PUBG Nations Cup (PNC) 2026 is set to take place from June 23 to June 28 in South Korea, marking a significant event in the eSports calendar. Dubbed the 'World Cup of PUBG', this tournament gathers elite teams from around the world, and Vietnam's national team enters as the reigning champions, having won the previous edition in 2025.

In a recent interview, key players from the Vietnamese team, including Himass, the current MVP, and head coach DJ Chip, discussed their preparations and the immense pressure of defending their title. The team has arrived in South Korea early to acclimatize to the environment and practice with the competition's equipment.

Himass emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive mindset and unity among team members. He acknowledged the pressure that comes with being the defending champions but expressed confidence in their ability to convert that pressure into motivation for outstanding performances. The team aims to replicate their success from last year, leveraging their experience and established synergy.

Delwyn, the in-game leader, highlighted the need for flexibility in their strategies, especially with the new meta changes that require quick adaptations during matches. The team has been practicing intensively to master these adjustments and is ready to face any challenges that arise during the tournament.

As they prepare for PNC 2026, the Vietnamese team is not only focused on winning but also on setting new records. Himass has set a personal goal to achieve the highest number of kills in this year's tournament, aiming to surpass his previous record.

The excitement is palpable as the team gears up for what promises to be a thrilling competition. Fans back home are rallying behind them, hoping to see Vietnam once again rise to the top of the eSports world.