When Phase 1 of the FFWS SEA 2025 Fall concluded, RRQ Kazu stood tall at the very top with 374 points. More than just numbers, it was a statement: consistency, discipline, and resilience had made them the region’s most stable contender. Entering Phase 2, the question was inevitable—could they sustain this dominance? Three weeks in, the answer is clear: yes, they can.
Week 3 Day 1 – A Strong Start, Staying Among the Elite
Kazu opened Week 3 with determination, locking down fourth place with 87 points. Their highlights spoke volumes about their intent:
- Game 1: An emphatic Booyah! with 12 kills.
- Game 2: Another Booyah! with 13 kills, cementing momentum early.
- Even in less favorable rounds, disciplined rotations and calculated placements kept their scoreboard steady.
What defined the day wasn’t just firepower but composure. RRQ Kazu knew when to engage, when to hold back, and when to preserve resources—a hallmark of a championship-caliber team.
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Week 3 Day 2 – The Fangs of the King
If Day 1 was about control, Day 2 was about ferocity. RRQ Kazu surged to third place with 94 points, proving their bite was still as sharp as ever.
The defining moment came in Game 5, where they delivered one of the most dominant performances of Phase 2: a Booyah! accompanied by a staggering 18 kills. It was brutal, efficient, and a reminder to every rival that RRQ Kazu is far from finished.
Combined across both days, they amassed 181 points—evidence that the same formula from Phase 1 continues to carry them forward with unshaken consistency.
Why Consistency Matters
For RRQ Kazu, consistency is more than pride; it’s the gateway to the biggest stage. The stakes are monumental: a $300,000 prize pool and tickets to the Global Finals.
- 1st Place: $100,000 + Global Finals qualification
- 2nd Place: $40,000 + Global Finals qualification
- 3rd–4th Place: $20,000 + Global Finals qualification
- 5th–8th Place: Qualification secured, with prizes from $12,000–$15,000
Reaching the top eight is enough to advance, but for Kazu, the goal is higher. They are chasing the podium—the peak where champions are crowned and legacies are written.
The Bigger Picture
- Phase 1: RRQ Kazu ended as #1 (374 points).
- Phase 2, Week 3: Consistently inside the top three daily standings.
- Key formula: Timely engagements + disciplined rotations = steady points.
With glory, pride, and the world stage on the line, RRQ Kazu is positioned exactly where they want to be: in the conversation as the prime favorite. If their Week 3 Day 2 form becomes the standard, the “King of Kings” won’t just lift the SEA trophy—they’ll march into the Global Finals as one of the fiercest contenders on Earth.