The first week of the FFWS 2025 SEA Spring Knockout ended with some thrilling battles between top teams. On April 27, fans saw teams from Groups A and C clash across six intense matches.
After 12 matches, Buriram United stood tall at the top with a huge lead. Their strong plays and smart strategies helped them dominate early in the tournament.
FFWS 2025: Buriram United Leads the Pack
Buriram United showed why they are the defending champions. They finished Week 1 with 196 points and three Booyahs. Their balanced gameplay between securing kills and surviving till the end made a big difference.
Following closely behind were Team Falcons, who played very consistently across Days 2 and 3. They earned 179 points with three Booyahs, keeping themselves strong contenders for the title.
WAG’s Aggressive Push Pays Off
Vietnam’s WAG impressed everyone with their aggressive style on Day 3. They moved up to third place in the standings with 178 points, gathering a massive 112 eliminations. Their fearless gameplay might be the secret to their success in the coming weeks.
Complete Standings After Week 1
Here’s how all teams ranked after the first week:
- Buriram United – 196 points
- Team Falcons – 179 points
- WAG – 178 points
- RRQ Kazu – 174 points
- Team Flash – 155 points
- All Gamers – 138 points
- Bigetron Esports – 137 points
- EVOS – 135 points
- Heavy – 133 points
- GOW – 129 points
- Vesakh Sriwijaya – 115 points
- Team Vamos – 115 points
- Core Memory Esports – 103 points
- P Esports – 98 points
- Reverse Red – 97 point
- ONIC – 71 points
- Expand – 71 points
- Todak – 55 points
Strong Performances by RRQ Kazu and Team Flash
RRQ Kazu, last year’s Global Finals runner-up, had an amazing Day 2 which helped them claim fourth place with 174 points. Team Flash from Vietnam also stayed strong and finished Week 1 at fifth place with 155 points.
Bigetron and EVOS Climb the Table
Teams like Bigetron Esports and EVOS made big moves on Day 3.
- Bigetron jumped to seventh place with 137 points and two Booyahs.
- EVOS grabbed eighth place with 135 points, showing great improvements.
Highlights
- Heavy and GOW stayed close with 133 and 129 points respectively.
- Vesakh Sriwijaya and Team Vamos were tied with 115 points each.
- Core Memory Esports and P Esports struggled a bit but stayed in the middle of the table.
- Reverse Red, ONIC, Expand, and Todak will need to bounce back strong in Week 2 as they finished in the bottom ranks.
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