Tawhidul Islam Siam, better known in the Bangladeshi Free Fire community as JB-CHEETAH, tragically passed away on Friday, July 4, 2025, around 2:00 AM at Delta Healthcare Hospital, Mirpur-11, Dhaka, while undergoing treatment for a severe lung infection.
(Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un)
He was only 19 years old.
JB-CHEETAH was the frontline rusher of The Jawbreakers, one of Bangladesh’s top Free Fire teams. His aggressive gameplay and unmatched spirit helped the team secure 1st Runner-Up positions in both Free Fire Bangladesh Championship (FFBC) Season 1 and Season 2, with JB-CHEETAH crowned Road to Glory MVP in Season 1.
Despite suffering from fluid-filled, infected lungs and being hospitalized for over two weeks, Siam made a decision that shocked the entire community—he left the hospital against medical advice, just five minutes before the FFBC S2 Grand Final, and played for his team.
> “This is the moment, this is the moment…” — his voice echoed during a 4v2 clutch situation in what became the final match of his life.
In a message shared shortly before his passing, he revealed the unimaginable struggle he endured:
> “I’ve been sick for the last 2 months. I couldn’t breathe properly. I didn’t get relief for even 5 minutes. I ran from the hospital because I wanted to help my team… But why, Allah? Am I that bad?”
His words reflected more than just pain—they carried the heartbreak of a young man who gave everything he had for his team, his dream, and his passion.
Today, we remember JB-CHEETAH not just as a rusher or a runner-up, but as a warrior who stood tall in the face of pain, pressure, and fate. His story is a painful reminder of how deeply esports can impact lives—and how far players go for their dreams.
Our hearts go out to his family, friends, teammates, and the entire Free Fire community in Bangladesh.
🕊️ Rest in peace, JB-CHEETAH. You died a champion. You lived like a legend.