TierS
    PUBG Nations Cup 2025
    Final Stage
    Jul 25 – Jul 27, 2025 · 03:00 Kyiv timeGLOBALSquad — Esports FPP$1,009,518

    PUBG Nations Cup 2025 — Final Stage — Leaderboard & Results

    MatchesPlace PtsKillsTotal Points
    1Vietnam PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsVietnam1870146216
    2China PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsChina186095155
    3Thailand PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsThailand184681127
    4United States PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsUnited States185269121
    5Germany PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsGermany184965114
    6Brazil PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsBrazil184865113
    7Indonesia PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsIndonesia182977106
    8Korea PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsKorea183570105
    9Denmark PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsDenmark184063103
    10Argentina PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsArgentina18356398
    11Norway PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsNorway18265884
    12United Kingdom PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsUnited Kingdom18215980
    13Philippines PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPhilippines18126577
    14Australia PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsAustralia18194968
    15Poland PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsPoland18243862
    16Chinese Taipei PUBG team — BROGGUA EsportsChinese Taipei18105060

    About PUBG Nations Cup 2025 — Final Stage

    PUBG Nations Cup 2025 — Final Stage is a PUBG: Battlegrounds PC tournament. It is a Tier S event in the GLOBAL region. Matches ran from July 25, 2025 to July 27, 2025. The prize pool was $1,009,518.

    Tier
    S
    Region
    GLOBAL
    Mode
    Squad Esports FPP
    Prize Pool
    $1,009,518
    Matches
    18
    Teams
    16
    Start Date
    July 25, 2025
    End Date
    July 27, 2025

    Format and structure

    The bracket ran 18 matches, with 16 teams competing. The bracket ran as a single stage — Final Stage. Points were awarded under the SUPER 22 scoring system.

    How it ended

    Vietnam won the event and took $302,855. China finished second and Thailand third. Prize money reached 24 teams, $1,009,518 in total. The title went to Vietnam with VIE_Delwyn, VIE_Himass, VIE_Sololzy, VIE_TanVuu on the roster. Vietnam finished 61 points clear of second place. VIE_Himass of Vietnam was named MVP.

    Prize money split

    1. 1Vietnam$302,855
    2. 2China$121,142
    3. 3Thailand$72,685
    4. 4United States$60,571
    5. 5Germany$50,476
    6. 6Brazil$38,362
    7. 7Indonesia$34,324
    8. 8Korea$32,305
    9. 9Denmark$30,286
    10. 10Argentina$28,267
    11. 11Norway$26,247
    12. 12United Kingdom$24,228
    13. 13Philippines$21,200
    14. 14Australia$20,190
    15. 15Poland$19,181
    16. 16Chinese Taipei$18,171
    17. 17France$17,162
    18. 18Sweden$16,152
    19. 19Canada$15,143
    20. 20Türkiye$14,133
    21. 21Malaysia$13,124
    22. 22India$12,114
    23. 23Japan$11,105
    24. 24Spain$10,095

    Standout moments

    • Teams racked up 1,113 kills in total, 61.8 per match on average.
    • Vietnam fragged the hardest with 146 kills.
    • The bloodiest game was Taego: 70 kills in a single match.
    • China took the most chicken dinners — 3 wins.
    • The top fragger of the event was VIE_TanVuu with 50 kills.
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