For the first time ever, the International Esports Federation’s (IESF) World Esports Championship 2022 is featuring PUBG Mobile and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (ML: BB), along with four other usual titles - Counter Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), Dota 2, Tekken 7, and eFootball. The first stage of the championship, Play-ins, of the World Esports Championship 2022 has already concluded on 7th December. The top 11 teams from the Play-ins have earned their places in the Grand Finals of the event.

All PUBG Mobile Qualified Teams for the 14th World Esports Championship 2022 Grand Finals

The top 19 teams from across the globe were divided into three groups, Group A, B, and C. These three groups fought for three days, 2nd, 5th, and 7th December, and played 18 matches in the Play-ins stage of the championship. The top 11 teams from the overall ranking have booked a slot for themselves in the Grand Finals of the event. These 11 teams will join four previously qualified teams, one team each from the Regional Qualifiers from Asia, Europe, Africa, and PANAM (Pan America), and one team from the host country Indonesia.

Following are all the 16 qualified teams for the 14th World Esports Championship 2022 Grand Finals: 

• Team Saudi Arabia

• Team Brunei

• Team Jordan

• Team Iraq

• Team Chinese Taipei

• Team Vietnam

• Team Maldives

• Team Egypt

• Team Sri Lanka

• Team South Korea

• Team Pakistan

• Team Indonesia – Host country reserved slot

• Team Turkey – Europe Qualifiers

• Team Kazakhstan – Asia Qualifiers

• Team Brazil – PANAM Qualifiers

• Team Morocco – African Qualifiers

The PUBG Mobile Grand Finals at the World Esports Championship 2022 is set to take place from 8th to 10th December. All 16 qualified teams will fight against each other for the ultimate title and for the lion’s share of $50,000 USD in the prize pool of $100,000 USD. 

All teams played well in the Play-ins of the championship. However, Team Saudi Arabia, which features players from R8 Esports, a well-known name in the PUBG Mobile esports, performed exceptionally well and led the leaderboard with a humongous lead. The team acquired a total of 308 points with 413 eliminations. Team Brunei ranked second with 239 points and 98 eliminations, followed by Jordan with 230 points and 105 eliminations. 

Team Indonesia, Team Turkey, Team Kazakhstan, and Team Brazil are yet to play in the championship. All these teams include professional players who have played on the international stage multiple times. For example, Team Turkey and Team Kazakhstan feature players from Fire Flux Esports and Titan Esports. It will be exciting to see which team triumphs and wins the prestigious title.