The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2024 Global Finals is here. After the Knockout Stage, 12 teams have made it to the finals. The Knockout Stage took place in Brazil from November 8 to 17. A total of 17 teams played 24 matches across six days. Sadly, five teams were eliminated. The next phase is the Point Rush stage on November 22 and 23. In this round, teams will earn extra points to help them in the Grand Finals. The Grand Finals will be played on November 24 at the Carioca Arena in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Check out the FFWS 2024 Global Finals Grand Finals teams and other details. 

FFWS 2024 Global Finals Grand Finals Teams

  • Buriram United Esports

  • Twisted Minds

  • Team Falcons

  • Fluxo

  • Attack All Around

  • WAG

  • Corinthians

  • Bigetron Delta

  • E1 Sports

  • paiN Gaming

  • RRQ Kazu

  • HUA Esports

Knockout Stage Overall Standings 

  1. Buriram United Esports: 457 points

  2. Twisted Minds: 331 points

  3. Team Falcons: 330 points

  4. Fluxo: 326 points

  5. Attack All Around: 310 points

  6. WAG: 297 points

  7. Corinthians: 260 points

  8. Bigetron Delta: 243 points 

  9. E1 Sports: 243 points

  10. Pain Gaming: 238 points 

  11. RRQ Kazu: 235 points 

  12. HUVA Esports: 224 points 

  13. EVOS Divine: 185 points 

  14. CLG: 181 points 

  15. RETA Esports: 175 points

  16. Six Karma: 

Buriram United Esports from Thailand performed brilliantly. They won 11 matches and scored 457 points, with 235 eliminations. Twisted Minds took second place with 331 points and four Booyahs. They played consistently throughout the event.

Team Falcons came in third with 330 points and 182 eliminations. They performed well in the last 12 matches, showing why they are the champions of the Free Fire World Cup 2024. Fluxo, a team from Brazil, came fourth with 326 points, two Booyahs, and 178 eliminations. Attack All Around, WAG, and Corinthians followed in fifth, sixth, and seventh place.

Where to watch the FFWS 2024 Global Finals Grand Finals?

Fans can watch all the matches live on the Free Fire Esports YouTube channel.