Three Booyahs, 106 points and a 9-point cushion over RUSH: Fluxo W7M wakes up in the FFWS Brazil final and leads the race for the title and the last spot at the Bangkok world finals
After the first six matches of the Free Fire Split 2 decider, Nobru's team is on top, while reigning champion LOS sits only 7th.
Foto: Reprodução/Free Fire ManiaFluxo W7M ended Saturday (10) at the top of the FFWS Brazil 2026 Split 2 grand final. Across the first six matches the team racked up three Booyahs and 106 points, according to Pichau Arena, which described the day's run as a 'rise from the ashes.' RUSH Gaming was second with one Booyah and 97 points, while LOS, the competition's reigning champion, finished the day only in seventh.
Twelve teams are in the final: LOS, LOUD Snickers, Fluxo W7M, INFLUENCE RAGE, INTZ, Team Solid, ALPHA7, Rise Gaming, RUSH GAMING, SX TET, AfroGames and CPT VOX. The format is Champion Rush: to win the title, a team must reach at least 160 points and then claim one more Booyah. In the individual race, LOS's Yago entered the final leading the MVP standings with 336 kills, more than 30 ahead of Fluxo W7M's MT7.
Besides the national title, the last Brazilian spot at the world championship, the FFWS Global Finals 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, is at stake. Because LOUD and LOS have already qualified, if either of them wins, the spot goes to the next team without a berth. The final resumes on Sunday (11) at 1 p.m. Brasília time with six more matches streamed on Free Fire Esports Brasil's YouTube and TikTok channels.






