Free Fire World Series 2022 Finals Standings: The Finals of one of the iconic esports tournaments of Free Fire, FFWS 2022 had witnessed some intensive battles. 12 top teams fought for the championship as Attack All Around won the championship edging Evos Phoenix by the margin of a single point. Attack All Around bagged $500,000 of the $2 million prize pool. So, let’s know FFWS 2022 Finals Standings. For future updates on Garena Free Fire Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS
Free Fire World Series 2022 Finals: Attack All Around edge Evos Phoenix to win the FFWS 2022, Check Full Standings
The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2022 Sentosa Grand Finals took place on 21 May. Twelve teams from around the world contested for a share of the prize pool and the title of champions. Meanwhile, 8 teams directly qualified for the finals by winning different regional competitions around the world. 4 more teams qualified through the play-ins, which were held on May 14 at the same venue.
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Free Fire World Series 2022 Finals: Attack All Around edge Evos Phoenix to win the FFWS 2022, Check Full Standings
The 12 teams played 6 matches in the finals to compete for the championship. After an intense battle, Thailand’s Attack All Around became the champions edging narrowly just by a single point. They bagged $500,000 of the $2 million prize pool, while the runners-up, EVOS Phoenix, received $250,000. So, let’s check out the overall standings.
Attack All Around earned 92 points with 42 kills and one booyah. Meanwhile, the runners-up, Evos Phoenix got 91 points with 51 kills which is the highest no. of kills by any team in the finals. Moreover, they had two Booyahs but missed out narrowly. Furthermore, Vastomundo and Vivo Keyd ranked 3rd and 4th respectively. So, this is all about the finals. Stay tuned for more info. Meanwhile, you can check out our other stories.
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