From a nail-biting qualification to ultimate glory, defending champions Nova Esports have clinched the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2021 Grand Finals trophy. This powerhouse Chinese squad has now dominated the event for two straight years, pocketing the top prize of $1,530,000 from a massive $6 million prize pool.
As seasoned PUBG Mobile experts who've tracked these teams through countless high-stakes matches, we can confirm Nova Esports stands alone: the only roster to exceed 100 eliminations and 200 points in the Grand Finals, amassing a staggering 222 points overall. Natus Vincere delivered a stellar runner-up performance with 175 points and 95 kills, while UAE's Nigma Galaxy rounded out the podium in third with 166 points and 48 eliminations.
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Day three kicked off on the iconic Erangel map, where Mongolia's Stalwart Esports snagged the chicken dinner amid thrilling clutches between Fenerbahce Esports and STE. Stalwart notched 12 eliminations, but Nova Esports' Paraboy earned MVP honors for his standout play.
Six Two Eight dominated the second match, mastering the zone for a decisive victory. Thailand's The Infinity followed in game three with 9 eliminations. S2G Esports edged out Fenerbahce in a tense fourth game, while Natus Vincere claimed game five with 11 kills, sending Nigma Galaxy to second.
Nova Esports held firm at the top after five games as rivals battled behind. GodLike Esports capped the day with a game six win, securing 7 eliminations, while Nova added survival points in second place.

Nova Esports' Order was crowned CMGP 2021 MVP, taking home $10,000. GodLike Esports wrapped up strongly in 13th place with 106 points and 66 eliminations.