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Week 1 of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2025 Global Finals Knockout has come to an end. Each of the 18 participants played 12 games across three days. These clubs will play their remaining 12 matches of the stage from November 7 to 9, 2025. The top eight teams from Week 1 have also secured their spots in the Clash Squad mode.Fluxo from Brazil topped the overall standings of Week 1. The experienced team collected 178 points with the help of two Booyahs and 103 kills. The defending world champion made a fabulous start to the FFWS 2025 Global Finals. Meanwhile, RRQ Kazu from Indonesia ranked second with 173 points.Overall standings of FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout Week 1 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostHere's a look at the overall standings of FFWS 2025 Global Finals Knockout Week 1:Fluxo - 178 pointsRRQ Kazu - 173 pointsP Esports - 171 pointsRainbow7 - 154 pointsE1 Sports - 151 pointsHeavy - 149 pointsAll Gamers Global - 149 pointsGOW - 147 pointsNova Legion - 140 pointsBuriram United Esports - 132 pointsTeam Falcons - 127 pointsTeam Solid - 122 pointsEVOS Divine - 95 pointsWAG - 73 pointsRed Hawks - 72 pointsClear Vision Esports - 66 pointsRed Cliff - 50 pointsHotshot Esports - 43 pointsP Esports from Vietnam was also phenomenal in Week 1. The club posted 171 points on the board after performing well in its six matches on November 3, having claimed two Booyahs and 87 eliminations. Rainbow7 from Latin America came fourth with 154 points and two Booyahs.E1 Esports from Brazil finished fifth with 151 points despite not winning any matches. Heavy and All Gamers have scored 149 points each in Week 1. They were sixth and seventh, respectively, in the overall standings. GOW Esports managed to finish eighth on the table with 147 points and two Booyahs.Nova Esports ranked ninth with 140 points and one Booyah. The squad failed to earn a spot in the Clash Squad mode contest of the FFWS Global Finals. Buriram United, a well-known club, came 10th with 132 points and one Booyah.Team Falcons and Team Solid finished 11th and 12th with 127 and 122 points, respectively. Evos Divine, who won the Esports World Cup 2025, had a disappointing run in Week 1 as it ranked 13th with 95 points. WAG and Red Hawks scored 73 and 72 points, respectively.Clear Visison came in 16th with 66 points. Red Cliff from Bangladesh and Hotshot from Pakistan are at the bottom two with 50 and 43 points, respectively. These clubs will aim to perform well in Week 2 and qualify for the Grand Finals of the FFWS 2025 Global Finals.
