Previewing The Finals Grand Major: Must-Watch Teams, Format, and Players Esports

Previewing The Finals Grand Major: Must-Watch Teams, Format, and Players

In a historic moment for esports, The Finals is set to launch its first major international championship at DreamHack Stockholm. This event will see the world’s top teams battling for supremacy and a substantial prize pool. Excitement builds as teams gear up for the showdown, promising fans an unforgettable spectacle.

Schedule and Format

The tournament will unfold at the DreamHack Stockholm gaming festival from November 28th to 29th, 2025. It will feature a multi-phase structure over two days, starting with four groups in Phase One using a Hybrid Elimination format. Teams will compete in Ranked Cashout and 3v3 Finals, striving to reach the ultimate Finals on November 29th. Only the top four teams will advance, entering a Hybrid Matchpoint system where the first to five points claims victory.

Participating Teams

The Finals ENVY in-game cosmetic skin promotional graphic
Image credit: Embark Studios, ENVY

A total of 16 teams will aim for glory at The Finals Grand Major, seeking the largest portion of a $100,000 (~£75,810) prize pool. These teams have made it through fierce regional qualifiers across North America, Europe, Korea, and China. The lineup includes prestigious organizations and rising stars.

  • NA Closed Qualifier
    • ENVY
    • Pulsar Blue
    • TSM
    • Pioneers
    • NTMR
    • Five Fears
    • Spacestation Gaming
  • EMEA Closed Qualifier
    • Gen.G Esports
    • Fnatic
    • Alliance
    • Vanguard Gaming
    • Team Secret
    • Ape Squad
  • Finals China League Season 2
    • KINGZERO-eSports
    • Dragon Ranger Gaming
  • Korea National League Circuit 2
    • FN Esports

Fans worldwide can catch every match live on The Finals’ official YouTube and Twitch channels.

Players to Watch at the Grand Finals

The Finals in-game cosmetic skin promotional image
Image credit: Embark Studios

Several standout players and teams are set to shine at The Finals Grand Major, each vying for the top prize of $37,500 (~£28,420).

ENVY

ENVY emerged as the leading team from the NA Closed Qualifier, surpassing formidable opponents like Spacestation Gaming and Pioneers. The team features the dynamic trio ‘Stewj,’ ‘Bizzy,’ and ‘stn2k,’ renowned for their stellar performances across both professional and casual scenes. ENVY enters the Grand Major as one of the top contenders.

Gen.G Esports

Gen.G Esports makes a strong entry with Que DU Love, who secured victory at the EMEA Closed Qualifier. Players ‘TaeKewjoe,’ ‘Pacolem,’ and ‘Nolyx’ bring experience and prowess to the stage, with Nolyx having a history in prestigious competitions like the Masters Series 2024. Gen.G’s experienced team is a force to watch in DreamHack Stockholm.

The Finals will soon hold its inaugural major at DreamHack Stockholm, where the best teams globally will compete to be crowned the first international champion.

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