Gamer Xbor - Nguyen Phuc
Xbor - Nguyen Phuc
Living place: Ho Chi Minh
Birthday: 15-7-2006 (20 years old)
Population of Vietnam 2006: 83,31 millions
Global rank: #86803
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Xbor's real name is Nguyen Nguyen Phuc, born in 2026, is a professional Free Fire player from Vietnam who is receiving attention from the esports community. Possessing outstanding competition skills and experience in many major tournaments, Xbor once played for teams such as TAG Esports and WAG, before joining Copper X (CPX) in June 2026.
Xbor began to gain attention from the Free Fire community during professional competition and quickly made its mark thanks to its stable performance. In the highly competitive esports environment, players must continuously practice personal skills, teamwork ability as well as tactical thinking. Xbor has gradually accumulated experience through domestic tournaments before having the opportunity to participate in international playgrounds.
One of the most notable milestones in Xbor's career is his time playing for TAG Esports. At Free Fire World Series Vietnam 2024 Fall, Xbor had an outstanding performance and won the title of Finals MVP. This is a notable personal achievement, helping the young player's name become more widely known in the Vietnamese Free Fire community.
Not stopping at domestic tournaments, Xbor also has the opportunity to enter the international arena when joining WAG to attend Free Fire World Series Global Finals 2024 and 2025. This is a playground that brings together the world's leading Free Fire teams, and has great appeal to the esports fan community. Continuously appearing at international tournaments helps Xbor accumulate more experience and affirm the competitiveness of a young Vietnamese player.
During his playing career, Xbor has also experienced many different teams. After spending time with TAG Esports and WAG, he was recognized as a member of Copper X (CPX) from June 2026. The team change is expected to open a new phase in Xbor's career, when he continues to have the opportunity to compete, perfect his skills and aim for higher achievements.
Besides his playing career, Xbor's private life currently does not have too much information publicly available from official sources. Information about the male player's family, love life, life outside the ring or income has not been fully confirmed. Therefore, information spread on social networks related to Xbor's private life needs to be verified before being considered accurate information.
At a relatively young age but with experience competing in many important tournaments, Nguyen Nguyen Phuc – Xbor is considered a notable face of Free Fire Vietnam. From domestic tournaments to the FFWS Global Finals stage, Xbor's journey shows the rapid development of a young player. In the near future, fans can expect Xbor to continue to maintain its form, join Copper X in conquering new goals and making more marks in the professional Free Fire industry.
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Xbor - Nguyen Phuc birthday 15-7-2006 (at the age of 20).
Where is Gamer Xbor - Nguyen Phuc's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Xbor - Nguyen Phuc was born in Hung Yen, of Vietnam. Mr working and living in Ho Chi Minh, of Vietnam. Mr, whose Zodiac is Cancer, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Dog. Xbor - Nguyen Phuc's global rank is 86803 and whose rank is 127 in list of famous Gamer. Population of Vietnam in 2006 is about 83,31 millions persons.
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Events in 2006 and 15-7
Events in the world in the birth year of Xbor - Nguyen Phuc
- Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon suffers a massive stroke; he is replaced by acting prime minister Ehud Olmert (Jan. 5).
- Militant group Hamas wins 74 of 132 seats in Palestinian legislative elections (Jan. 25). Israeli leaders vote to withhold $50 million per month (Feb. 19).
- A Danish newspaper challenges taboos against illustrations of Muhammad by printing several negative cartoons depicting him. Angry demonstrators throughout the Muslim world smash windows, set fires, and burn flags of Denmark and other nations whose newspapers reprint the cartoons (Feb. 4 onward).
- In Iraq, a coalition of Shiites and Kurds dominates the new government. Secretarian violence wracks the country, killing tens of thousands, with fatality rates rising throughout the year; some observers describe the situation as a civil war between Sunnis and Shiites. Several internal reports characterize the U.S. military efforts as failing. See Iraq Timeline 2006.
- After weeks of crippling student-led protests, French president Jacques Chirac repeals a new labor law that would have made it easier for employers to fire workers under the age of 26 (Apr. 10).
- In defiance of the U.N. Security Council, Iran president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announces that Iran has successfully enriched uranium (Apr. 11). The International Atomic Energy Agency reports to the Security Council that it has found traces of highly enriched uranium at Iran's Natanz facility (July 31). U.N. Security Council resolution bans the Iranian import and export of materials and technology used to enrich uranium (Dec. 23).
- North Korea test fires missiles over the Sea of Japan (July 4) and explodes a nuclear device in the North Korean mountains (Oct. 9). The U.N. Security Council votes in favor of a resolution banning the sale of materials to North Korea that could be used to produce weapons (Oct. 14). North Korea agrees to resume disarmament talks with China, Russia, the U.S., and South Korea (Oct. 31).
- India test-launches a missile with a range of 1,800 miles (July 9). More than 200 people die and hundreds more are wounded when a series of bombs explode on commuter trains in Mumbai, India during the evening rush hour (July 11).
- Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group, fires rockets into Israel. In response, Israel launches a major military attack, sending thousands of troops into Lebanon. (July 13–Aug. 15).
- Saddam Hussein is convicted of crimes against humanity by an Iraqi court (Nov. 5), and hanged in Baghdad. A witness videotapes the hanging using a cell phone and captures the chaos that unfolds as Shiite guards taunt Hussein (Dec. 30).
Birthday Xbor - Nguyen Phuc (15-7) in history
- Day 15-7 year 1869: Margarine was patented in France by Hippolyte Mege Mouries.
- Day 15-7 year 1870: Georgia became the last of the Confederate States to be readmitted to the Union.
- Day 15-7 year 1918: The Second Battle of the Marne began during World War I.
- Day 15-7 year 1940: The world's tallest man (8 feet, 11.1 inches), Robert Wadlow, died.
- Day 15-7 year 1948: John J. Pershing, whose leadership in World War I earned him the title General of the Armies of the United States, died in Washington, DC.
- Day 15-7 year 1975: The Russian Soyuz and the U.S. Apollo launched. The Apollo-Soyuz mission was the first international manned spaceflight.
- Day 15-7 year 2010: After 86 days of gushing oil into the Gulf of Mexico and several previous attempts to contain the flow, BP caps its leaking oil well.
