Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Overall Standings (Day 6)

The Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Overall Standings are reaching their most crucial phase as the Knockout stage enters its final day. Day 6 of the FFWS 2025 Global Finals gave intense matchups as teams fight for the last available spots in the Grand Finals. After six days of non-stop action, the top 12 teams are on the verge of qualifying, while six others will face elimination.

Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Day 6 Schedule and Groups

The Knockout Day 6 of Free Fire World Series Global Finals matches were scheduled for November 9, featuring six critical rounds where every kill and placement point could decide a team’s fate.

Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Overall Standings

Here’s the updated Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Overall Standings:

• RRQ Kazu - 379 points
• Fluxo - 350 points
• Buriram United Esports - 339 points
• Team Solid - 313 points
• Rainbow7 - 303 points
• All Gamers Global - 280 points
• P Esports - 273 points
• EVOS Divine - 270 points
• Team Falcons - 256 points
• E1 Sports - 256 points
• Heavy - 241 points
• GOW - 238 points
• Nova Legion - 219 points
• WAG - 189 points
• Clear Vision Esports - 165 points
• Red Hawks - 134 points
• Red Cliff - 121 points
• Hotshot Esports - 96 points

Only the top 12 teams will move forward to the Grand Finals, with lower-ranked teams like EVOS Divine and Nova Legion battling to stay above the elimination line.
Knockout Format and Point Distribution
The Knockout stage features 18 teams divided into three groups, playing 24 matches across several days. Each team earns 1 point per kill, while placement points reward consistency and clutch finishes.
Placement

The format ensures that both aggression and consistency are equally rewarded. Teams can’t rely solely on Booyahs but must maintain strong kill counts to climb the Free Fire World Series Global Finals Knockout Overall Standings.

Where to Watch

Fans can catch all the action live on the Free Fire Esports official YouTube and Twitch channels in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Thai, Portuguese, and Spanish.
After Day 6, the top 12 teams will advance to the Point Rush phase, followed by the Grand Finals, where the world champion will be crowned. As the stage comes to an end, all eyes are on Buriram United Esports can they maintain their dominance, or will another contender rise to the top?
For those following all major Free Fire updates, don’t miss the Free Fire December 2025 Booyah Pass Leaks, which reveal upcoming rewards, themed cosmetics, and new event mechanics that tie into the ongoing esports season.