The Grand Finals of FFWS 2021, the biggest tournament in the world, has just ended. Phoenix Force from Thailand has become the champion of Free Fire World Series this year. Aside from the title of Champion and The best Free Fire squad in the world, they also get the lion's share of the prize money: $500k (3.6 crore INR).
In this article, we are going to list out everything you need to know about this event and the Free Fire World Series 2021 winner - Team Phoenix Force.
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About the FFWS finals
FFWS 2021 is the biggest global event for Free Fire this year, with a prize pool of 2 million dollars and hosted at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. The top 12 squads from all around the world fight it out over 6 matches spread across 3 maps.
Some South Asian teams including all Indian teams were not able to make it to this tournament due to the country's covid issues. This is a shame, as Indian teams are favored to be in the top half of the leaderboard.
Free Fire World Series 2021 Winner, Phoenix Force
Who is Phoenix Force?
Phoenix Force is actually EVOS Esports TH, a Thai branch of the EVOS Esports, a South East Asia gaming organization based in Indonesia. The team also compete in several other placeholder names due to EVOS Esports ID also qualified in the same event.
Per the conflict of interest rule, only one team can be represented with EVOS branding on a single event. During the Continental Series, they are known as EV Thailand.
Who are the members of team Phoenix Force?
All members of Phoenix Force are from Thailand. Here are their Free Fire IDs, real names and the join date for your information.
| IGN | Real Name | Join date |
| Lukz | Bunyarit Phowan | 2020-02-04 |
| D_Long | Wattipong Ngarmrod | 2020-02-13 |
| Rambo (Captain) | Kitsawin Chanawong | 2020-04-01 |
| TheCruz | Piyapon Boonchuay | 2020-08-26 |
| JOENA | Chirasak Moonsarn | 2020-08-26 |
| THEGET | Unknown | 2021-01-13 |
| Namo (Coach) | Unknown | 2021-04-29 |
What are the notable achievements of Phoenix Force?
Before becoming the Free Fire World Series 2021 Winner, Phoenix Force as a team has won the two latest Major Free Fire Pro League Thailand (season 3 and 4), with a runner-up finish in season 2. In last year's Continental series, their performances were also exemplary, with a fifth-place finish. Phoenix Force's lifetime total earnings are $678,561.
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Details about the final matches
Overall, the whole thing was dominated by team Phoenix Force, from start to finish. These guys have shown outstanding performance, with 4 Booyahs out of 6 matches played. Their final point results are 48 kills and 113 points, which is pretty much 8 kills per match.
LOUD, the runner-up, finished the tournament with 39 frags and 77 points, with Silence close behind at 31 kills and 73 points. Team Fluxo was the 4th with only 59 points.
Out of the 6 matches. Phoenix Force won the first 3 and the last match, the sixth, on Kalahari. They are also on the top 3 elimination in the match that they didn't win. Team HQ Esports clutched it out on the fourth and fifth map, with only a total of 3 kills for both booyahs.
For more details about Phoenix Force's performance during the matches, check out the video below for the highlights.
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FFWS 2021 prize distributions
Teams that can't attend the tournament still get some of the prize money as consolation. The winner of FFWS 2021 receives the biggest prize of $500,000.
- 1st place: Phoenix Force - $500,000
- 2nd place: LOUD - $250,000
- 3rd place: Silence - $100,000
- 4th place: Fluxo - $100,000
- 5th place: HQ Esports -$90,000
- 6th place: Burst The Sky -$90,000
- 7th place: Team Aze -$80,000
- 8th place: EVOS Divine -$80,000
- 9th place: Geek Fam -$70,000
- 10th place: VIP Esports -$70,000
- 11th place: First Raiders Bravo -$60,000
- 12th place: LGDS -$60,000
Tournament Viewership
The Free Fire World Series Finals has a peak of over 5.4 million viewers in the first round of the tournament. It then averages out to about 2 million in later rounds. The highest peak viewership is strangely the Hindi Stream, despite India having no teams playing in the competition due to Covid travel bans. There where almost 2 million Indian fans tuned in for the first round of the tournament.
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