The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) SEA Spring 2025 is set to kick off this April, bringing together the top Free Fire teams from regions including Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia. A total of 18 teams will participate, with Indonesia proudly sending five teams to represent them.

Recently, we witnessed some thrilling matches among the best Free Fire teams in Southeast Asia during the Pre-Season tournament. Now, the real competition is about to start. Each team will strive to claim the title of FFWS SEA Spring 2025 champion and secure a spot at the Free Fire Esports World Cup (FFEWC) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Last year, Team Falcons took home the championship title for FFWS SEA Spring. With the dynamics of team strengths shifting this year, we can expect fierce competition among all the teams involved. Unlike last year, there have been some changes in the lineup for the FFWS SEA Spring 2025.

So, who are the teams competing in the FFWS SEA Spring 2025? Who will vie for the championship and a chance to participate in the Free Fire Esports World Cup? Let’s dive into the details.

FFWS SEA Spring 2025 Team List

As mentioned earlier, the teams participating in the FFWS SEA Spring 2025 come from various regions, including Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia.

Here’s the lineup of teams for FFWS SEA Spring 2025:

• WAG - Vietnam
• Team Flash - Vietnam
• GOW Esports - Vietnam
• HEAVY - Vietnam
• P Esports - Vietnam
• Buriram United Esports - Thailand
• Team Falcons - Thailand
• Reverse Red - Thailand
• All Gamers Global - Thailand
• Core Memory Esports - Thailand
• RRQ Kazu - Indonesia
• EVOS Divine - Indonesia
• ONIC Olympus - Indonesia
• Vesakha Sriwijaya - Indonesia
• Bigetron Esports - Indonesia
• TODAK - Malaysia
• EXPAND - Malaysia
• Team Vamos - Malaysia

From Vietnam, there are five teams: WAG, GOW Esports, HEAVY, P Esports, and Team Flash. Notably, HUA Esports, which was initially part of the competition, has been acquired by Team Flash. The other teams remain unchanged.

In Thailand, there are also five teams: Buriram United Esports, Reverse Red, Team Falcons, All Gamers Global, and Core Memory Esports. This year, Reverse Red and Core Memory Esports have taken the place of Twisted Minds and Attack All Around (AAA) from last year.

The Indonesian region is represented by five teams: RRQ Kazu, EVOS Divine, ONIC Olympus, Bigetron Esports, and Vesakha Sriwijaya. Vesakha Sriwijaya, the champion of FFNS 2025, replaces Star Knight Esports. The Sriwijaya Esports team, which shares management with Vesakha, is collaborating with them.

Lastly, Malaysia has three teams: TODAK, EXPAND, and Team Vamos. There are no changes from the previous year, as these three teams continue to represent the region in both regional and global competitions.

So, those are the teams for FFWS SEA Spring 2025 that you should be aware of, Survivors. Which team are you rooting for in the upcoming competition? Be sure to support them and enjoy their thrilling performances. Let’s cheer on the Indonesian teams for victory!

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