Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals: Mohamed Light Wins Third World Title

Mohamed Light from Egypt has been crowned as champion of the Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals that took place on November 2 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Hosted by Supercell, the offline event featured 12 of the best Clash Royale players from around the world, all battling for the chance to win the $500,000 prize pool and, more importantly, the title of Clash Royale world champion.

Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals Winner

Egypt's Mohamed Light cemented his name in the history of Clash Royale once again when he captured his third CRL World Finals title. With this title, Light becomes the first player to win three international titles, having earlier won in 2022 and 2024. His remarkable run in Atlanta earned him $200,000 in prize money

However, It wasn’t all smooth sailing for Light. He got off to a good start with a victory against SandBox from South Korea but lost his second match afterwards against Sub from Brazil.

Thus, he moved to the lower bracket. After that, he got back to business by clean sweeping Ian77 2-0 and then dominating SandBox (again) in the semifinals.

He met Pedro in the Lower Bracket Final and eliminated him, and requiring another match against Sub in the Grand Finals where he won and was crowned champion again.

Strong Performances from Sub and Pedro from Brazil

Sub from Brazil played consistently well during the tournament, defeating both Frontier Guard and Mohamed Light early in the tournament and positioning him to play in the Upper Bracket Final. He continued his strong play by defeating fellow Brazilian Pedro before moving on to the Grand Final. Even though many fans have recently been discussing topics like All Cancelled Supercell Games Till Now, this event reminded everyone how strong the active competitive scene still is.

Although he played consistently, Sub was ultimately unable to defeat Light in the final series. Sub did take home the second-place position and received $100,000.

Pedro is another player from Brazil who played well in the tournament. He started out well in the tournament, defeating Lucius and then Adriel.

However, momentum dropped for Pedro, and although he lost to Sub in the Upper Bracket Final and then Light in the Lower Bracket Final, he still secured the third-place finish along with $50,000 in prize money.

Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals Prize Pool Distribution

Below are the standings and full prize pool distribution of the Clash Royale League 2025 World Finals: