| Achievements | – |
|---|---|
| Country | China  |
| Region | China |
| World Ranking | – |
| Regional Ranking | – |
| Matches | – / 27 |
| Win Rate | – / 11% |
| Current streak | – |
| Record win streak | 1 () |
| Record lose streak | 2 () |
| Earned | – / – |
| MVP | – |
Fire
Fire is a Chinese PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS team with a relatively short but active history. Founded in early 2019, they participated in approximately 30 matches over a short period, securing around 3 wins. While their competitive career was brief, they competed in at least one notable tournament, the PUBG Development League 2019 - Spring. Despite their limited time in the professional scene, they left their mark as a team from the Chinese region. They haven't achieved any significant titles or placements in major tournaments.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
Fire Roster
Alan stand-in
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1553928480 PDL 2019 Spring |
mEm0ry stand-in
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1553928480 PDL 2019 Spring |
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Sevenking stand-in
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1553928480 PDL 2019 Spring |
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Max stand-in
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1553928480 PDL 2019 Spring |
Other players
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Ranking detailsFire Regional Ranking (China)
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About team
Their competitive experience largely consisted of participation in the PDL 2019 Spring tournament. This tournament marked their entry into the professional PUBG scene, providing valuable experience against other emerging teams. While they did not achieve a high placement in this event, it remains a key moment in their history. Given the timeframe of their activity, it's likely their participation was limited to regional tournaments within China.
Fire's initial roster consisted of four players: Alan, mEm0ry, Sevenking, and Max. This lineup remained consistent throughout their brief competitive run. Currently, the team doesn't have an officially announced active roster. The team's limited lifespan prevented any significant roster changes or player transfers.
While Fire participated in regional and international tournaments contributing to both global and regional rankings, they did not achieve any notable rankings within the larger PUBG competitive landscape. Their short competitive lifespan and lack of sustained participation in major events meant that they did not accumulate enough points to achieve any significant ranking position in either the global or regional leaderboards.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description