TierA
    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring
    Week 2 Weekly Final
    Apr 24 – Apr 25, 2021 · 00:00 Kyiv timeASIASquad — Esports FPP$621,678

    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 2 Weekly Final — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1Champion of Competition PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsChampion of Competition123968107
    217 Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports17 Gaming123467101
    3LinGan e-Sports PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsLinGan e-Sports12316798
    4Petrichor Road PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPetrichor Road12286189
    5Games Forever Young PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsGames Forever Young12304777
    6Newhappy PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNewhappy12275077
    7Multi Circle Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsMulti Circle Gaming12255176
    8TYLOO PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTYLOO12294574
    9KaiXin Esports PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsKaiXin Esports12313566
    10Senior Challenge Club PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsSenior Challenge Club12213960
    11Tianba PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTianba12243660
    12Four Angry Men PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsFour Angry Men12104050
    13DD Team PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsDD Team12182947
    14Lao Yue Gou PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsLao Yue Gou12112839
    152004STAR PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports2004STAR12152136
    16TIGER PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsTIGER12112435

    About PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 2 Weekly Final

    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 2 Weekly Final is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the ASIA region. Matches ran from April 24, 2021 to April 25, 2021. The prize pool was $621,678.

    Tier
    A
    Region
    ASIA
    Mode
    Squad Esports FPP
    Prize Pool
    $621,678
    Matches
    12
    Teams
    16
    Start Date
    April 24, 2021
    End Date
    April 25, 2021

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 12 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Week 2 Weekly Final. Points were awarded under the SUPER 20 scoring system.

    How it ended

    Four Angry Men won the event and took $163,190. 17 Gaming finished second and Multi Circle Gaming third. Prize money reached 21 teams, $621,679 in total. The title went to Four Angry Men with 4AM_CRAZY112, 4AM_Forever, 4AM_GODV, 4AM_xxxLu on the roster. 4AM_Forever of Four Angry Men was named MVP.

    Prize money split

    1. 1Four Angry Men$163,190
    2. 217 Gaming$93,252
    3. 3Multi Circle Gaming$69,939
    4. 4Games Forever Young$54,397
    5. 5KaiXin Esports$31,084
    6. 6Petrichor Road$31,084
    7. 7Change The Game$27,976
    8. 8Newhappy$27,976
    9. 9NEXT$15,542
    10. 10TIGER$15,542
    11. 11Champion of Competition$15,542
    12. 12Lao Yue Gou$15,542
    13. 13DD Team$13,211
    14. 14TYLOO$5,440
    15. 15LinGan e-Sports$5,440
    16. 16JUFU$5,440
    17. 17Infantry$3,108
    18. 18Tianba$3,108
    19. 19My Queen$3,108
    20. 20TITAN$3,108
    21. 212004STAR$3,108

    Standout moments

    • Teams racked up 708 kills in total, 59 per match on average.
    • Champion of Competition fragged the hardest with 68 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Miramar: 62 kills in a single match.
    • 17 Gaming took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.
    • The top fragger of the event was COC_Nannnnn with 25 kills.
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