Fluxo W7M is the new champion of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Brazil 2026 Split 2. The team locked up the title on October 11, 2026, after a two-day grand final in Brasília, finishing with 198 points and four Booyahs to punch its ticket to the FFWS Global Finals in Bangkok this November.
If you only half-follow Brazilian Free Fire, here’s the quick version: Split 2 is Brazil’s second national championship of the year, and the winner grabs the region’s last open seat at the world championship. Fluxo took that seat, and honestly it’s a satisfying result for a roster that’s been chasing a repeat on the biggest stage.
What happened
Twelve teams made the cut for the grand final: LOS, LOUD Snickers, Fluxo W7M, Influence Rage, INTZ, Team Solid, Alpha7, Rise Gaming, Rush Gaming, SX TET, AfroGames, and CPT VOX. The format was Champion Rush, which is a little different from a straight points race. Day one (Saturday, October 10) ran six matches with points carrying over into day two. On day two, a team only becomes eligible to win the title once it crosses 160 points, and then the championship goes to the first eligible team that actually lands a Booyah (a match win). So it’s not just about grinding points all weekend, you also need to close out a game once you’re in the window.
Fluxo W7M did exactly that, finishing with 198 points and four Booyahs to claim the title. In the individual race, Yago of LOS led the weekend’s kill count with 336, well ahead of Fluxo’s MT7, though Fluxo’s team win was what mattered for the trophy.
LOUD Snickers and LOS had already locked up Brazilian spots at the Global Finals earlier in the season, so this final was really about who would take the region’s last remaining slot. Fluxo W7M, which already holds multiple Brazilian titles and a prior world title, took it.
Why it matters
Brazil is one of the strongest Free Fire regions in the world, so a Split 2 title isn’t a small thing, it’s a genuine measuring stick for where the region’s top rosters stand heading into Bangkok. This year’s Global Finals is also bigger than before: the event is expanding from 18 to 24 teams, so more regional qualifiers (and more pressure on splits like this one) are feeding into the bracket. For fans, it means Brazil now has its full contingent of Global Finals teams set, and Fluxo joins LOUD Snickers and LOS as the trio flying Brazil’s flag in Thailand.
What’s next
The FFWS Global Finals 2026 run across four weekends, November 6 to 29, in Bangkok, Thailand, with 24 teams competing for the world title. A full prize pool figure hadn’t been announced as of this writing. Matches from the Brazil final, and presumably the Global Finals once they start, stream free on the FF Esports Brasil and Garena Free Fire Brasil channels on YouTube and TikTok.
FAQ
Who won FFWS Brazil 2026 Split 2?
Fluxo W7M, with 198 points and four Booyahs across the two-day grand final held October 10-11, 2026.
Which Brazilian teams are going to the FFWS Global Finals 2026?
LOUD Snickers, LOS, and Fluxo W7M, who together fill out Brazil’s slots for the Bangkok event running November 6-29, 2026.
Did you watch the Split 2 final, and did you have Fluxo winning it? Drop your take in the comments.
Source(s): Free Fire Mania – FFWS 2026 hub, Free Fire Mania – Split 2 final preview, Liquipedia – FFWS 2026.
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AUTHOR TONAY
Champion Rush format makes these finals way more watchable than a flat points table, I’d love to see more regions adopt it.
