Free Fire World Series 2021 which was scheduled for November canceled now. Shocking news coming from the Garena for the Free Fire players. Free Fire World Series (FFWS) 2021 which was scheduled for November cancelled now. The announcement has been made by Garena on the social media handles. The reason behind the cancellation was the covid-19 pandemic. To ensure the safety of management and players, Garena decided to cancel the biggest Free Fire tournament. Earlier this year Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore has taken place where the event has become the biggest esports event of all time in terms of live viewership.
Garena announced, “We hope you’re all staying safe and well in these troubled times. While the pandemic continues to evolve around the globe, a fresh wave of outbreaks has affected many of our communities. In light of the pandemic, the Free Fire team has been making plans that maximize the safety and well-being of our players and staff. This includes the cancellation of the Free Fire World Series (FFWS 2021) in November as one possible plan.”
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“We know that many of you have been looking forward to the World Series (FFWS 2021), which has always delivered the most epic and exciting viewing experiences to our community. A successful event takes many months of preparation and requires countless hours of practice, efforts, and sacrifices made by pro players, talents, family, friends, and everyone else who is a part of this event. The uncertainties around the latest outbreak have impacted our ability to provide the safe and sound environment that we delivered earlier this year in Singapore.”
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“Today we have made the hard decision to not hold the Free Fire World Series in November. We remain committed to delivering an exciting spectacle to our players, and will focus our energies on preparing for the next World Series in 2022. We sincerely thank you for your continued love and support towards Free Fire Esports. We will meet you soon.”
