All Free Fire Worlds: teams, champions, editions, videos and more

With 5 editions in total, the Free Fire world had two cancellations and there are currently 3 champions

19 de April de 2022 Ronny Rolim

The Free Fire World Cup is currently known as the Free Fire Worlds Series , or simply FFWS , but it wasn't always like that, the first championship with teams from all over the world was called the Free Fire World Cup . It was played at the Bitec Bangna Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand on April 7, 2019 and the prize pool was US$100,000. The best player in the competition was Ariano “ Kroonos ” Ferreira, currently a LOUD player.

In total, there are 5 editions of the Free Fire World Cup , two of which were canceled and replaced by the Free Fire Continental Series in 2020. The next edition will take place on the 14th (classification) and 21 (final) of May, on the island of Sentosa , in Singapore.

Remember all the Free Fire worlds

Free Fire World Cup 2019: the first edition of the Free Fire World Cup

As previously stated, the first Free Fire World Cup was called the Free Fire World Cup and had the participation of the 12 best organizations in the scenario, divided into nine regions:

• Veterans GPS (Brazil)
• RED Canids (Brazil)
• PinkLady (India)
• WAG (Vietnam)
• Anahuac Esports (Latam North)
• Team Teka (Latam South)
• EVOS Capital (Indonesia) - CHAMPIONSHIP
• SFI ZET HADES (Indonesia)
• Top (Taiwan)
• TEREM (Europe)
• TekaCRM (Thailand)
• SPS e-Sport Team (Thailand)

At the end of the competition, GPS Veterano was the only team that arrived in the last fall with a chance of the title, while RED Canids (ex Tropa M3C) finished in 10th place.

The first Free Fire World Cup was won by Evos and Kronos was elected the MVP of the competition.

Free Fire World Series 2019: the second world

The second Free Fire World Cup took place on November 16 at Arena Carioca 1 at Barra Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro and was the first with the name Free Fire World Series ( FFWS ). The competition had a prize pool of R$ 2 million reais and had a show by DJ Alok.

In the same way as its predecessor, 12 teams from 11 regions of the competitive scene competed for the title, check it out:

• Corinthians (Brazil) - CHAMPIONSHIP
• LOUD (Brazil)
• Illuminate (Thailand)
• Sbornaya ChR (Russia)
• Dranix Sports (Indonesia)
• Team Flash (Vietnam)
• ARCTIC GAMING (Mexico)
• LGDS (China)
• INFINITY SPORTS MOBILE (Costa Rica)
• Samurai Team (Argentina)
• NAWABZADE (India)
• INFINITY_YT (Middle East)

This second world marked the history of Free Fire lives and had more than 13 million views of the broadcast, even after the live was interrupted when a hacker requested a strike from the official channel.

Above all, the second world cup showed Brazil to the world afterCorinthians was crowned the champion of the competition after the historic turn-up of the Russian team Sbornaya ChR.

Free Fire World Series 2020: third and fourth worlds have been canceled

The Free Fire World Cup in 2020 was replaced by the Free Fire Continental Series (FFCS) due to the distancing measures caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The competition started on the 21st of November 2020 with the finals being played on the 28th and 29th of the same month. With three tournaments divided by regions - Americas Series, Asia Series and EMEA Series (Africa, Europe and Russia). The total prize pool was R$ US$ 300 thousand (about R$ 1.6 million) for each region.

Below, players can check the complete list of the teams that played in the FFCS finals:

• Cruise;
• Flemish B4;
• Santos Esports;
• RED Canids Kalunga;
• SS Esports;
• Vivo Keyd;
• Team Liquid - CHAMPIONSHIP
• paiN Gaming;
• Ignis Esports;
• Arctic Gaming;
• Team Aze;
• Savage - Esports

The FFCS finals were held on November 28 and had Team Liquid as the grand champion of the competition.

Free Fire World Series 2021: the fifth FF World Series

The most recent edition of a Free Fire World Cup took place on May 28 and 30, 2021, in Singapore. Due to the strict measures at the venue to contain the spread of Covid-19, only 18 teams were able to participate in the competition. Phoenix Force, a Thai team, was crowned champion of the competition . The Brazilians from LOUD were in second place.

Below, the 12 teams that participated in the finals of the competition:

• Galaxy Racer (India)
• FLOW (Brazil)
• Geek Fam (Malaysia/Philippines)
• Evos Esports ID (Indonesia)
• Team Aze (Latin America)
• Phoenix Force (Thailand) - CHAMPIONSHIP
• LGDS (Taiwan)
• Burst the Sky (Vietnam)
• Silence (CIS)
• VIP Esports (MENA)
• LOUD (Brazil)
• HQ Esports (Vietnam)

Free Fire World Series 2021: the next Free Fire World Series

Garena 's most iconic Battle Royale tournament, the Free Fire World Series ( FFWS ), or simply Free Fire World , will return in May! The highly anticipated world event will be held in Singapore for the second year in a row, on the island of Sentosa . Next month, the Free Fire World Cup 2022 will provide an exciting experience for fans and players as teams come together to compete for a prize pool of $2 million .

Teams that will play the qualifying phase (Play-ins) of the Free Fire World Cup in Sentosa

• Fuego (North America)
• House of Blood (Pakistan)
• LGDS (Taiwan)
• Vivo Keyd (Brazil)
• Echo Esports (Indonesia)
• V-Gaming (Vietnam)
• Ignis Esports (Latin America)
• Todak (MCF - Malaysia, Cambodia and Philippines)
• All Stars Esports (MENA - Middle East and North Africa)
• Attack All Around (Thailand)

Teams already qualified for the finals

• LOUD (Brazil)
• Evos Divine (Indonesia)
• Team Flash (Vietnam)
• Mineros Esports (Latin America)
• Farang (MCF - Malaysia, Cambodia and Philippines)
• Wask (MENA - Middle East and North Africa)
• Evos Phoenix (Thailand)
• Vastomundo (European Union)

It is worth remembering that on May 14th and 21st, fans will be able to watch the World Cup through broadcasts on open TV by RedeTV! and on TV closed by SPACE , in addition to the exhibition on Garena 's official channels on YouTube and BOOYAH! .