The FNCS Major 1 2025 results have begun to roll in, and we now know our new winners in multiple regions for the game. There’s been a few suprises across the events.
These results have completed the biggest and last Fortnite esports tournament of Chapter 6 Season 1. Across the regions, we saw some tight competition. With early leads getting ebbed away. It’s a far cry from the runaway victories we often saw in Chapter 5. Who has claimed victory at the FNCS Major 1 2025 results and how did they get there?
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One of the later regions to play was NAC, where the lead up had been dominated by seeing which of the Global Champion’s new Duos would claim victory. Pollo entered the second day ahead. But Peterbot’s new Trio didn’t make things easy. The changing moment in the event came in Game 9.
Rather than roll over and let Peterbot claim the Medallions, the Clix and Batman Bugha Trio instead contested it hard. Proving Peterbot could be taken down, you could keep the top loot from him. This led to an earlier knockout for the trio, which looked set to continue as they some went down in an early fight again later. However, a well-timed reboot set them up to try again.
With an increasing gap between them and first place, it looked like Peterbot’s Duo might even be fighting for 2nd or third place. That was until the reboot went off, and Peterbot pulled off one of his insane clutches. Dashing all over the final build mess circle, picking up kill after kill after kill. Nearly dropping Khanada down to his death while running across the top of builds. Powering through the entire final group of players as if it was a bot lobby. The clutch has got to be one of the best clips to come out of the FNCS. Meanwhile, Pollo’s new Trio has largely been happy to sit on their surge tower and take a safe and slow route. Building up points. Keeping their lead. Not as flashy, but more solid play.
Heading into the final game, this clutch had meant Peterbot’s trio could possibly close the gap and gain victory. They put up a solid fight, with Pollo’s team only making it through to late-game thanks to revives. Peterbot’s whole trio clutched up in the end. Claiming a Victory Royale and great kill counts, but just not enough points to flip Pollo. Leaving them just 14 points behind Pollo. One of the closest results, and now we’re all left waiting for a rematch in Chapter 6 Season 2. Ultimately it seems it’s harder for those pop off moments to beat a team full of fantastic consistent players in a trios format.
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The Europe region or the FNCS is one of the biggest out of Fortnite esports. It’s a hotly contested event, where even qualifying is an achievement. The winning team here was Vic0, Veno, and Flickzy, coming in just a handful of points behind ahead of P1ng, Wox, and Malibuca.
The Trio started off a bit rough, with a low 8-point finish in the very first game. That was before they jumped back into the fray with game 2 though, grabbing Victory Royale. The alternating performances continued for much of the first day. They crashed out of game 3, won game 4. Had an okay game 5, and then a lower still game 6. However, opening things up on Day 2 they got another win in Game 7. In total, they pulled off 4 wins across all 12 games. A big accomplishment.
Europe had plenty of strong performances though. Despite the winning Trio taking the Victory Royale in a third of games, P1ng, Wox, and Malibuca were only 25 points behind. While this trio got consistent placement and good kills, they didn’t secure the dub in any rounds, which could have made all the difference for the FNCS leaderboard and the winners.
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