Fluxo W7M Jumps to First in FFWS 2026 Global Finals Knockout
The Brazilian squad leads the overall standings with 233 points and three Booyahs after an aggressive performance on the second day.
Fluxo W7M from Brazil surged to the top of the Free Fire World Series 2026 Global Finals standings after the second day of the Knockout Stage in Bangkok, Thailand.
The team amassed 233 points and three Booyahs across the 12 matches played on November 7, claiming 142 eliminations with an aggressive playstyle.
RRQ Kazu from Indonesia moved up to second place with 230 points and two Booyahs, while defending champion Buriram United Esports sits third with 211 points and four Booyahs after its impressive run on Day 2.
P Esports slipped to fourth with 210 points and three Booyahs, and Team Flash rounded out the top five with 200 points and two Booyahs.
LOUD, which led after the first day with 124 points, fell to sixth place with 198 points and two Booyahs.
GOW Esports and LOS are seventh and eighth with 187 and 178 points respectively, followed by All Gamers Global from Thailand in ninth with 166 points and two Booyahs.
LYON, the Free Fire World Cup 2026 champion, ranked 10th with 162 points, while Bigetron by Vitality is 11th with 143 points.
Stellar Esports from Malaysia was 12th with 130 points when Day 2 concluded.
Indian clubs Resurrection and Apex Gaming finished 13th and 14th with 129 and 124 points respectively.
ONIC and XProjekt accumulated 119 points each, and Horaa from Nepal came 17th with 115 points.
Team Infinity and Blue Cheese were 18th and 19th with 108 and 103 points respectively, while TSG Pros from India ranked 20th with 94 points and one Booyah after its average run in its first 12 matches.
Total Winner, Paradox, and Pirate were in the bottom three positions with 80, 75, and 73 points respectively.
The Knockout Stage Phase 1, which runs from November 6 to 22, features 24 teams divided into four groups playing a round-robin format.
A total of 36 games will be played across six matchdays in this phase, with each team playing a total of 24 games.
After all matches, the top 18 teams will be seeded into four different pools for Phase 2 competition.
The top 12 teams will go in Pool 1, 13th-14th in Pool 2, 15th-16th in Pool 3, and 17th and 18th in Pool 4.
The 19th and 20th placed teams will be relegated to the Last Chance Stage, while the remaining four teams will be eliminated from the tournament.
Matches are streamed live on the official Garena Free Fire Esports YouTube channel, with Indian broadcasts on Free Fire MAX Esports India and Free Fire India Esports.
Team Apex Gaming, Resurrection, and TSG Pros are representing India at the World Series.
Team Apex Gaming is a champion of TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall and also played well in the FFWC 2026, securing Grand Finals qualification.
Resurrection is the runner-up of the FFMIC 2026 Fall and known for their aggression, while TSG Pros, led by Struggle, are the second runner-up of the same tournament.
The action continues with matches scheduled every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with the next matchday set for November 8.
