Esports / UPDATED 2026-10-23
Esports Tournament History: PUBG, BGMI, Free Fire and VALORANT
Esports tournaments are easier to understand when each event is identified by its game, organiser, year and competition tier. This index separates the global PUBG PC championship, India’s BGMI tournaments, Free Fire’s global series and the VALORANT Champions Tour.
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5 minute read · Last reviewed 2026-10-23
Key takeaways
- A world championship is not the same as a regional league or seasonal tournament.
- PUBG PC, PUBG Mobile and BGMI have distinct competition records.
- Year-by-year lists include source links and avoid claiming that an incomplete list represents every tournament ever held.
PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS (PC)
The PUBG Global Championship timeline records PGC winners from the modern series era and explains the context around the earlier PUBG Global Invitational. The competitive circuit also includes PUBG Global Series, PUBG Nations Cup and regional series; each has its own champion list. PUBG Mobile has a separate PMGC timeline at the PUBG Mobile championship history, while PC results remain in the PGC list.
BGMI: India’s competitive circuit
The BGMI tournament winners guide separates BGIS champions from BGMS champions. BGIS is a national-series event while BGMS is a distinct Masters Series. A team winning one is not automatically the champion of the other.
Free Fire global championships
The Free Fire World Series history lists major Battle Royale Global Finals, including the 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 editions. FFWS Clash Squad events are a different competitive format and should not be folded into the Battle Royale winners table.
VALORANT Champions Tour
The VALORANT Champions winners guide tracks the end-of-season world championship, from Acend in 2021 through the 2026 event. Masters events and regional leagues are tracked separately because they are important but distinct levels of the circuit.
Sources and further reading
Game-specific details should be checked against the publisher or tournament organiser’s original notes. This article is an editorial summary.
Related guides
- PUBG Global Championship History: Winners from 2019 to 2025
A year-by-year PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS PC global championship guide, including PGC winners Gen.G, NewHappy, NAVI, Danawa Esports, The Expendables and FULL SENSE.
- BGMI Tournament Winners: BGIS and BGMS Champions List
BGMI esports history with separate year-by-year BGIS and BGMI Masters Series champions, including Team SouL, Gladiators, Team XSpark, Versatile, K9 and Nebula Esports.
- Free Fire World Series Winners: Global Finals from 2019 to 2025
Free Fire World Series winner history with Battle Royale Global Finals champions Corinthians, Phoenix Force, Attack All Around, EVOS Phoenix, Magic Squad, Fluxo and Buriram United Esports.
- VALORANT Updates Hub: Patch Notes, Agents, Maps and Competitive Changes
A structured VALORANT updates index covering patch notes, agents, map rotation, weapons, competitive rating, game modes, performance systems and anti-cheat changes.
- VALORANT Champions Winners: World Champions from 2021 to 2026
Complete VALORANT Champions winner timeline from Acend in 2021, LOUD in 2022, Evil Geniuses in 2023, EDward Gaming in 2024, NRG in 2025 and LOUD in 2026.
- PUBG Mobile Global Championship Winners: PMGC History 2020–2025
PMGC champions by year from Nova Esports in 2020 and 2021 to S2G Esports, IHC, Dplus KIA and Alpha7 Esports, plus a clear note about the upcoming 2026 event.
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