FFWS 2025 Global Finals BR: Winners, FMVP, prize pool distribution, and highlights

The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2025 Global Finals wrapped up on November 15, with Buriram United from Thailand emerging victorious in the tournament's Battle Royale mode. The club displayed magnificent performances in the Grand Finals and took home the first prize of $300,000. Their star player, WASSANA, was the MVP of the final.

The FFWS Grand Finals were held in the Championship Rush Point format. The Champion Rush points of the contest were 80. Buriram United won the seventh game of the finale and clinched the title.

The Global Finals 2025 were played in the Clash Squad and Battle Royale modes in Indonesia. All Gamers from Thailand was the winner in the Clash Squad mode. This Free Fire International event featured a total prize pool of $1.15 million.

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Prize pool distribution of FFWS 2025 Global Finals Battle Royale

The Battle Royale mode boasted a huge prize pool of $1 million. Here is the prize pool distribution:

1. Buriram United - $300,000
2. Fluxo - $150,000
3. All Gamers - $70,000
4. RRQ Kazu - $60,000
5. Team Solid - $55,000
6. Team Falcons - $50,000
7. P Esports - $45,000
8. GOW Esports - $40,000
9. Evos Divine - $35,000
10. Rainbow7 - $30,000
11. Heavy - $27,000
12. E1 Sports - $26,000
13. Nova Legion - $15,000
14. WAG - $15,000 - WAG
15. Clear Vision - $15,000
16. Red Hawks - $15,000
17. Red Cliff - $15,000
18. Hotshot Esports - $15,000

• Grand Finals MVP - $10,000 - WASSANA (Buriram United)
• Predator - $5,000 - WASSANA

The top team of each day received $1,000. Here is the name of the top team for each day:

• Top team of Day 1 - $1,000 - All Gamers Global
• Team of Day 2 -$1,000 - Fluxo
• Top team of Day 3 - $1,000 - P Esports
• Top team of Day 4 - $1,000 - All Gamers Global
• Top team of Day 5 - $1,000 - Buriram United Esports
• Top team of Day 6 - $1,000 - RRQ Kazu
• Top team of Finals Day - $1,000 - Buriram United Esports

Buriram United posted a total of 103 points in seven matches of the FFWS finale. They grabbed two Booyahs and 50 eliminations. Defending champions Fluxo secured second place with 102 points and three Booyahs. All Gamers claimed third rank with 90 points.

Overall standings of Global Finals finale (Image via YouTube/Free Fire Max Esports India Official)

RRQ Kazu and Team Solid were fourth and fifth, respectively, in the FFWS Global Finals. Team Falcons ended up in fifth place. Evos Divine had an average run in the event, as they came ninth in overall standings. Heavy and E1 were in the bottom two in the Grand Finals after their poor performances.