Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals: Winner, prize pool distribution, and highlights

Egyptian star Mohamed Light has clinched his third Clash Royale League World Finals title, receiving a $200,000 cash prize. His previous triumphs involve the 2022 and 2024 world titles. Light is the first Clash Royale player to win three international titles. The World Finals of the Clash Royale League 2025 were played from October 31 to November 2. A total of 12 players from across the world participated for a huge prize of $500,000.

Mohamed Light, Sub, lan77, and Pedro were seeded directly to the Upper Bracket Quarterfinal, while the remaining eight were placed in the Upper Bracket Round 1. These players competed in a double-elimination bracket at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.

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Prize pool distribution of Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals

Here is the prize pool distribution:

1. Mohamed Light - $200,000
2. Sub - $100,000
3. Pedro - $50,000
4. SandBox -$40,000
5. lan77 - $20,000
6. adriel - $20,000
7. Lucas - $15,000
8. Mugi - $15,000
9. khazardy - $10,000
10. Vitor75 - $10,000
11. Frontier Guard - $10,000
12. xopxsam - $10,000

Mohamed Light kicked his campaign on a strong note and defeated South Korea’s SandBox in his first encounter. However, the player failed to maintain his momentum and lost his second game to Brazil’s Sub by a scoreline of 1-2.

Light fell to the Lower Bracket Quarterfinal, where he outplayed America’s Ian77 by a 2-0 scoreline. He then beat SandBox in the LB Semifinal and hammered Brazil’s Pedro in the LB final to qualify for the Grand Final.

Brazil’s Sub had an excellent start to the Clash Royale League, as he defeated China’s Frontier Guard in his opener. He then defeated Mohamed Light in his second game. He hammered his counterpart, Pedro, in the Upper Bracket Final and reached the Grand Final. Sub lost the finale to Mohamed Light.

Pedro finished third in the Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals and earned a cash prize of $50,000. He made a great start and beat Lucius and Adriel in his first two encounters. He then lost his pace and was defeated by Sub in the UB Final. The Brazilian star also failed to win the LB Final against Mohamed Light.

Ian77, Ariel, Luca, and Mugi had an average run in the Clash Royale World Finals. Khazardy, Vitor75, Frontier Guard, and Xopxsam were in the bottom four after failing to win a single game in the event.