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TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall: Winners, MVP, Prize Pool Distribution, FFWS 2026 Qualified Teams and More

The TEZ Free Fire MAX India Cup (FFMIC) 2026 Fall concluded on September 27 at the Noida Indoor Stadium, Delhi-NCR, with Team Apex Gaming being crowned the champion. Apex secured the title through the Champion Rush format, while Resurrection and TSG Pros completed the top three. All three teams also earned qualification for the FFWS 2026 Global Finals in Bangkok, Thailand. The tournament featured a total prize pool of ₹1 crore, with ₹35 lakh going to the champions, while Apex Gaming’s KD was named the Grand Finals MVP and received an additional ₹1.5 lakh.

TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall Winners and MVP

Award/PositionTeam/PlayerPrize MoneyQualification
ChampionTeam Apex Gaming₹35,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
2nd PlaceResurrection Esports₹17,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
3rd PlaceTSG Pros₹7,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
Grand Finals MVPKD – Team Apex Gaming₹1,50,000

Team Apex Gaming completed an impressive title defence in Noida. The roster had won FFMIC 2026 Spring under Team HIND and returned in the Fall season under the Apex Gaming banner to become champions again. Apex was among the last major title contenders to activate Champion Rush, but once it became eligible, it needed only one opportunity. The team secured the required Booyah and lifted the FFMIC Fall trophy.

Resurrection finished second after a brilliant Grand Finals run and ended with 151 points, while TSG Pros secured third with 146 points. Despite Resurrection recording the highest conventional points total, Champion Rush determined the tournament winner. Resurrection, Apex Gaming and TSG Pros will now represent India at the FFWS 2026 Global Finals in Bangkok this November.

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KD of Team Apex Gaming was named the Grand Finals MVP and received ₹1.5 lakh for his individual performance. KD was part of Apex’s championship-winning lineup alongside Sahil, Shoto, Wolvin and Louis.

TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall Prize Pool Distribution and Awards

TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall featured a total prize pool of ₹1,00,00,000 (₹1 crore). Prize money was distributed among the top 18 teams, while separate awards were given for the Grand Finals MVP and Team of the Day performances during the Knockout Stage.

Place/AwardTeam/PlayerPrize Money (INR)International Slot
1stTeam Apex Gaming₹35,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
2ndResurrection Esports₹17,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
3rdTSG Pros₹7,00,000FFWS 2026 Global Finals
4thClutza Esports₹5,00,000
5thOrangutan x Elite₹4,30,000
6thTotal Gaming Esports₹4,00,000
7thRevenant XSpark₹3,75,000
8thNG Pros₹3,50,000
9thS8UL Esports₹3,25,000
10thGodLike Esports₹3,00,000
11thDesi Gamers Esports₹2,75,000
12thThe W Squad₹2,50,000
13thBlack Flag Army₹1,50,000
14th4 ENDS₹1,30,000
15thNebula Esports₹1,10,000
16thInsane Power₹1,00,000
17thRackers Esports₹87,500
18thLR7 Esports₹77,500
Grand Finals MVPKD – Team Apex Gaming₹1,50,000

The Knockout Stage also featured a ₹10,000 Team of the Day award. Revenant XSpark won it on Days 1, 3 and 7, Apex Gaming on Day 2, Orangutan x Elite on Day 4, Total Gaming Esports on Day 5, TSG Pros on Day 6, Clutza Esports on Day 8 and Resurrection Esports on Day 9.

TEZ FFMIC 2026 Fall ended with Team Apex Gaming successfully defending the roster’s FFMIC crown, taking home the trophy and ₹35 lakh. KD added another achievement for the team by winning the Grand Finals MVP and ₹1.5 lakh.

Resurrection secured second place and ₹17 lakh, while TSG Pros finished third and received ₹7 lakh. More importantly, Team Apex Gaming, Resurrection Esports and TSG Pros have qualified for the FFWS 2026 Global Finals, where the three teams will represent India against international competition in Bangkok.

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Aditya Parsutkar
Aditya Parsutkarhttp://talkesport.com
Aditya Parsutkar is an experienced esports and gaming journalist and currently serves as the Mobile Gaming and Esports Editor at TalkEsport. With over four years in the industry, he has built a strong reputation for delivering timely news, detailed tournament coverage, and insightful analysis across the gaming ecosystem. Before joining TalkEsport, he contributed to prominent media outlets including SportsTiger, InsideSport, and Sportskeeda, where he covered major national and international esports events. His expertise lies in mobile esports, competitive gaming trends, and in-depth editorial coverage of the rapidly growing esports industry. As an editor, Aditya focuses on maintaining high editorial standards, accuracy, and engaging storytelling while leading comprehensive coverage of the gaming and esports space.

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