The Electronic Sports Federation of India (ESFI) has successfully concluded the second major bracket of its inaugural National Grind – Season 1, featuring Free Fire MAX. The tournament, held from September 21st to October 2nd, witnessed unprecedented participation from across the country, with over 500 teams and approximately 2,000 players competing for the national championship title.
ESFI’s Free Fire MAX National Grind Season 1 is over now
Krieger Esports emerged victorious after an intense competition, showcasing exceptional strategic gameplay and team coordination. RDX ESPORTS secured the runner-up position with consistent performances throughout the tournament, while Techno Esports claimed the third-place finish, demonstrating the remarkable depth of talent in India’s Free Fire MAX competitive scene.
The Free Fire MAX National Grind provided an essential platform for teams to demonstrate their tactical prowess, communication skills, and competitive spirit. The tournament’s format, spanning nearly two weeks of high-stakes competition, ensured that only the most skilled and consistent teams advanced to the final stages.
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Expressing his joy after the victory, Jeet “MGZ.JEET” Patil, IGL of Krieger Esports, said, “A big thanks to ESFI for hosting such an incredible tournament. Becoming the national champions is a proud moment for us, made possible through our relentless preparation and teamwork. This victory is just the beginning, we’re looking ahead with even greater focus and hunger. For Season 2, your defending champions are ready to dominate once again!”
Reflecting on their strong performance, Vishal “RDX.KILLER!” Kumar, IGL of RDX ESPORTS, commented, “We are really thankful to ESFI for organizing such an amazing tournament and giving players and teams a platform to truly showcase their potential. Opportunities like this not only prepare us for the future but also help players grow in confidence and communication, especially through the interview sessions. We are proud to finish as runners-up today and have learned so much along the way. This experience motivates us to come back even stronger. We hope ESFI continues to host many more Free Fire tournaments and gives us the chance to shine. Great battles create great warriors, this is just the beginning. We may be runners-up today, but we will be champions tomorrow. This is RDX ESPORTS.”
Mohammed hasan “MAAZFF_06” kareem, IGL of Techno Esports, shared his thoughts on their achievement, “With immense gratitude and pride, we proudly announce our achievement of securing 3rd position in the Free Fire Max Esports Tournament. This milestone reflects the dedication, preparation, and relentless teamwork that each member of our roster and support staff has invested. Every challenge faced became a lesson, and every setback strengthened our resolve to come back stronger. We take this success not just as a moment of celebration, but as a stepping stone towards greater goals, carrying forward the confidence to aim higher in the competitive esports arena. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Esports Federation of India (ESFI) for their invaluable guidance and support, which continues to inspire us to grow and represent with excellence.”
Congratulating all participants, Vinod Tiwari, President, Electronic Sports Federation of India, said, “The extraordinary response to our Free Fire MAX National Grind – Season 1 with over 500 teams participating demonstrates the immense popularity and competitive depth of this title in India. The level of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship displayed by all teams, particularly our champions Krieger Esports, runner-up RDX ESPORTS, and third-place finishers Techno Esports, has been truly remarkable. The National Grind series continues to fulfill our mission of providing structured, nationwide competitive opportunities for emerging talent. We are committed to expanding this ecosystem further and look forward to seeing these teams and many others compete in Season 2.”
The success of both BGMI and Free Fire MAX brackets in National Grind Season 1 establishes ESFI’s tournament series as a cornerstone of India’s competitive gaming calendar, providing aspiring esports athletes with clear pathways from grassroots participation to national recognition.
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