SPA — EVOS Divine Free Fire team claimed the Esports World Cup 2025 title after a dominant performance at Qiddiya Arena in Riyadh’s Boulevard City. The Indonesian squad topped the leaderboard across 10 Grand Final matches, earning $300,000 and 1,000 Club Championship points.

The event concluded the second week of EWC 2025 and featured 18 global teams competing for a $1 million prize pool. EVOS Divine secured 170 points, placing ahead of fellow Indonesian teams RRQ Kazu and Bigetron. Vitality, who took home $180,000 and $120,000 for second and third place. Brazilian team LOS finished fourth, earning $80,000.

Milestone Win for Indonesian Esports

This championship represents a landmark for Indonesian esports. EVOS Divine Free Fire now stands among the world’s top Free Fire teams. Aji Wicaksono, a key player, expressed his emotions after the win. “It means a lot to win after finishing second last year,” he said, crediting coach Rahadian for the team’s strategic edge.

This victory enhances EVOS Divine’s international reputation and adds to Indonesia’s influence in competitive mobile gaming.

Free Fire and Saudi Arabia’s Expanding Esports Portfolio

Saudi Arabia continues to elevate its presence in mobile esports. The Free Fire tournament, part of the Esports World Cup, drew major teams and global fans to Riyadh. Aligned with Vision 2030, the event provided a top-tier platform for Garena Free Fire. It reinforced the Kingdom’s digital entertainment ambitions.

Held at the newly built Qiddiya Arena, the tournament highlighted high production standards, crowd engagement, and world-class venue design. These elements reflect Saudi Arabia’s growing investment in esports infrastructure.

 

 

THE SAUDI STANDARD’S VIEW: Esports World Cup Cements Saudi Arabia’s Digital Entertainment Leadership

EVOS Divine’s victory in the Free Fire final is more than a tournament milestone. It underscores Saudi Arabia’s rising role as a global hub for digital entertainment and competitive gaming.

  • The Kingdom’s strategic focus on esports infrastructure and international hosting is delivering results. Qiddiya Arena’s success boosts Boulevard City’s reputation as a global esports destination.
  • The Esports World Cup strengthens Saudi Arabia’s cultural presence, drawing top teams and fans from Southeast Asia and Latin America.
  • Events like these show how the entertainment economy can diversify the national income base, aligning with Vision 2030’s digital transformation goals.
  • The visibility of Free Fire and similar tournaments opens new doors for Saudi youth. Opportunities in game development, content creation, and tech innovation continue to grow.

As the Esports World Cup progresses, Saudi Arabia is doing more than organizing tournaments—it is reshaping the global future of esports. The Kingdom now stands as a digital competition leader, with regional influence and global reach.

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