We are done with one of the major Free Fire Esports events of this year, the Free Fire World Series 2021. Phoenix Force is the undefeated champions of the world’s most-watched esports tournament.
Yes, you heard it right. Free Fire World Series 2021 has created some insane records in the esports ecosystem. Every esports enthusiast is just talking about the massive numbers this event has gathered and reached new heights.
The finals of Free Fire World Series 2021 have finally ended and we have our champions, Phoenix Force. The team just stormed out the Free Fire battlefield and took on every team with ease.
The squad demonstrated some insane skills and emerged as the winners. We can only just think of the destruction they did when they took three consecutive booyah’s in the first three matches in the finals. Phoenix Force secured a total of four booyah’s out of 6 matches played in the finals.
With a $2M prize pool at the stake, all 12 teams gave their best to take the trophy home.
But Phoenix Force had some different plans, they came just to dominate. The squad from Thailand took home $500,000 as the prize money and the glory of champions title. Although, The Brazillian squad Loud did their best to reach the number one spot.
Who Won Free Fire World Series 2021?
- Phoenix Force
With just one match left in the completion of the finals, Loud was looking at scoring 36 points in the last match to just equalize their score with Phoenix Force. Which was just impossible for any team.
Moreover, Phoenix took the last booyah of the game and sealed the trophy for themselves. TheCruz from Phoenix Force was the MVP of the finals. Here are the overall standings of the teams.
- Phoenix Force – 113 points
- LOUD – 77 points
- Silence – 73 points
- Fluxo – 59 points
- HQ Esports – 55 points
- Burst The Sky – 41 points
- Team Aze – 37 points
- EVOS Divine – 34 points
- Geek Fam – 27 points
- VIP Esports – 27 points
- First Raiders Bravo – 27 points
- LGDS -14 points
Free Fire World Series 2021 reaches peak viewership in the history of mobile esports
Besides the top 12 teams’ individual performances. Free Fire Esports itself dominated the complete esports ecosystem. The finals event saw a record viewership of more than 5.4 million. With this, the world series has become the most-watched tournament in the history of esports.
With all South Asian teams ruled out of the event at the last moment. Still, they managed to pull out these statistics and break records. Witnessing such type of craze of mobile esports, we can definitely see the future of mobile gaming in the coming years.
