TierA
    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring
    Week 5 Weekly Final
    May 15 – May 16, 2021 · 00:00 Kyiv timeASIASquad — Esports FPP$621,678

    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 5 Weekly Final — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1Four Angry Men PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Four Angry Men
    123576111
    2Games Forever Young PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Games Forever Young
    125253105
    3KaiXin Esports PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    KaiXin Esports
    12365086
    4Newhappy PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Newhappy
    12235982
    5JUFU PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    JUFU
    12305181
    6LinGan e-Sports PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    LinGan e-Sports
    12334780
    7TIGER PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    TIGER
    12334679
    8Champion of Competition PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Champion of Competition
    12224466
    917 Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    17 Gaming
    12303666
    10NEXT PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    NEXT
    12164763
    11Petrichor Road PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Petrichor Road
    1295059
    12TITAN PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    TITAN
    12183452
    13QM Gaming PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    QM Gaming
    1283745
    14Change The Game PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Change The Game
    12143044
    15Lao Yue Gou PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    Lao Yue Gou
    12162844
    16J Team PUBG team — BROGGUA Esports
    J Team
    1292837

    About PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 5 Weekly Final

    PUBG Champions League 2021 Spring — Week 5 Weekly Final is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier A event in the ASIA region. Matches ran from May 15, 2021 to May 16, 2021. The prize pool was $621,678.

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 12 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Week 5 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_Forever, 4AM_GODV, 4AM_Xiaohaixxxx, 4AM_xxxLu on the roster. Four Angry Men finished 6 points clear of second place. 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 716 kills in total, 59.7 per match on average.
    • Four Angry Men fragged the hardest with 76 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Erangel: 62 kills in a single match.
    • Four Angry Men took the most chicken dinners — 2 wins.

    Tournament heroes

    1. 1. 4AM_Forever 22 kills
    2. 2. NH_MMing 20 kills
    3. 3. 4AM_Xiaohaixxxx 19 kills
    4. 4. 4AM_xxxLu 18 kills
    5. 5. KX_Cobra 17 kills

    Maps

    1. 1Erangel — KaiXin Esports
    2. 2Erangel — Games Forever Young
    3. 3Erangel — 17 Gaming
    4. 4Miramar — Games Forever Young
    5. 5Miramar — LinGan e-Sports
    6. 6Miramar — Four Angry Men
    7. 7Erangel — Four Angry Men
    8. 8Erangel — TIGER
    9. 9Erangel — TIGER
    10. 10Miramar — Champion of Competition
    11. 11Miramar — LinGan e-Sports
    12. 12Miramar — JUFU

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