Weibo Gaming’s Feng “Suk” Shujie has said he may only play two more tournaments before stepping away from PUBG Mobile. He named the final of China’s Peacekeeper Elite League (PEL) and the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2026 as his last events. He also said he does not plan to renew his contract next year.
The graphic is titled “My Last Ride” and carries the PUBG Mobile Esports logo. It shows an English translation of comments by Suk. TalkEsport has not been able to verify the original Chinese remarks or the accuracy of the translation. Neither Suk nor Weibo Gaming has publicly confirmed a retirement.
In the translated comments, Suk said he can “only play this last PEL final” and the PMGC at the end of the year. He said he does “not want to renew” his contract next year. He also said he was “not even sure” he would be able to compete at the PMGC. Suk said the game itself was not the reason. He said he was “too miserable” in his current environment, and that the cause was not a lack of rest.
Suk is a 28-year-old Chinese player, born on 3 September 1998. He has played for Weibo Gaming since 12 January 2023. He previously played for EDward Gaming, Four Angry Men, The Chosen and Titan Esports Club. In the translated comments, he said he had “persevered for eight years”, which matches the start of his professional career in 2018.
Suk was named finals MVP at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2020, where Four Angry Men finished second, according to Liquipedia. He won the PEL 2020 Season 3 title with the same team. With Weibo Gaming, he finished second at the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2025 and won the PUBG Mobile Hong Kong Invitational 2025. Liquipedia lists his career earnings at about $1.04m.
Weibo Gaming finished second in both the PEL Spring 2026 and Summer 2026 finals, according to Liquipedia. The team has not won a PMGC title with Suk on the roster. In the translated comments, Suk referred to fans asking whether he could “go fight for his dream” one more time and win a PMGC.
Weibo Gaming is among the Chinese teams that have secured qualification for PMGC 2026. We’ve covered the complete list of qualified teams and their journey to Istanbul in our PMGC 2026 qualified teams report. Weibo Gaming has not said whether Suk will play at the event, or who would replace him. The club has not commented on his contract. Suk has not said when he would make a final decision.
The date of the next PEL final has not been confirmed by us yet. The PMGC 2026 Grand Finals are scheduled from 11 to 13 December at the Turkcell Basketball Development Center in Istanbul.
