A total of 16 of the best PUBG Mobile teams from Southeast Asia (SEA) will compete in the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 Grand Finals to claim the season's championship title, cash prizes, and a ticket to the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2025. They recently competed in the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 League Phase. Now, the journey to become PMSL SEA Fall 2025 champions is about to begin.

We've already seen the fierce competition at PMSL SEA Fall 2025. Teams from Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia are all competing to give their best. Winning the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 title is certainly a priority for all teams. All teams have a strong chance of winning. However, they could secure a second or even third PMSL title this season.

D'Xavier, PMSL SEA Fall 2025 Champion, Conquers Smash Rule's Long Stride!

The journey of the 16 best teams in the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 Grand Finals begins on Friday, September 26, 2025, where they will compete for the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 championship title over three days. The new Smash Rule will be implemented on the third day, based on the results achieved on the second day. Smash Rule points are determined by the highest total points plus 20 points.

On the first day, the Vietnamese teams played quite well. This was evident in Game 1, when Rondo was opened by Team Secret's WWCD. Furthermore, other teams also showed their mettle in the following games, including MIXER Gang, D'Xavier, VOIN Esports, Bigetron by Vitality, and Team Flash's WWCD. So far, the Indonesian and Vietnamese teams have been quite competitive at the top of the standings.

Moving on to the second day, the Vietnamese teams once again stole the spotlight. In Game 1, Rondo was opened by a WWCD from MGN Vikings Esports, followed by another WWCD from Team Secret in Game 2. Indonesia demonstrated its strength, with BOOM Esports securing a WWCD in Game 3. This was followed by TODAK, Vampire Esports, and D'Xavier securing the closing WWCD in Game 6, Miramar.

On Day 2, D'Xavier emerged as the top team with a total of 139 points. This brought the Smash Rule Points to 159, meaning each team must secure a total of 159 points to gain the Smash Rule advantage, which ends the game with a WWCD. On Day 3, the competition heated up, with Vampire Esports opening Rondo with a WWCD.

In Game 2, Erangel once again went to the Thai team, with eArena securing a WWCD. The hosts' positive streak continued in Game 3, with HAIL Esports securing a WWCD. Indonesia shone again, with VOIN Esports securing a WWCD in Game 4. However, several teams, such as D'Xavier and Vampire Esports, had already secured smash rule points.

Game 5 saw Miramar, a Thai team, and eArena secure another WWCD and finally secure Smash Rule Points. Game 6 escalated, with a tense battle, leaving three teams: Vampire Esports, D'Xavier, and Bigetron by Vitality. Vampire Esports was defeated by Bigetron, and D'Xavier secured another WWCD in Game 6, sealing their victory as PMSL SEA Fall 2025 champions.

D'Xavier became the PMSL SEA Fall 2025 champions, setting a new record for the team securing two PMSL titles this year. They won the last Spring season in Kuala Lumpur. This achievement tied D'Xavier's record with BOOM Esports and Alter Ego Ares, who have a combined two titles. This victory also led D`Xavier to the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC).

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