Madagascar's largest annual fighting game tournament returns August 28-30 at Gymnase Mahamasina, with over two thousand participants and spectators expected. With Yas Madagascar as official Tekken sponsor, fighting game enthusiasts will gather at Gymnase Mahamasina on August 28, 29, and 30 for the new edition of Moor1ng, a national event centered primarily on Tekken. More than two thousand people are expected for this competition, which aims to place Madagascar on the international e-sports stage. The tournament will allow the best player to represent Madagascar in the Tekken World Tour international circuit, according to competition rules. The event reflects Tekken Madagascar's commitment—a group created in 2017—to develop the local scene and provide it with international exposure. Since its creation, the organization has multiplied initiatives and events, notably establishing several major championships. Among standout figures on the scene is Miary Zo, a young player and recent addition to the Tekken universe. Through her presence and trajectory, she highlights Madagascar's identity and represents a source of pride for the country while distinguishing herself on the international stage. The name Moor1ng, pronounced "Mureng," references Moraingy, a traditional Malagasy martial art. This naming establishes a link between Madagascar's combat sports culture and the modern e-sports universe. Recognized in the international Tekken circuit, Moor1ng offers local and African players the opportunity to compete and earn crucial points toward world finals qualification. The competition can also attract professional players from various countries, including the United States, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and France, as well as personalities from the fighting game community. The organization continues its commitment to developing Madagascar's e-sports scene. Over three days, Moor1ng aims to unite players and enthusiasts around a shared ambition: to make Madagascar shine in the international fighting game universe.