Team Tamilas' Pro Rivals Season 1 title

iQOO Team Tamilas won Pro Rivals Season 1, with the Grand Finals played 27 to 29 July 2026. The win is confirmed by a dedicated video on the organiser's official Rivals channel titled around the Tamilas victory. Our records list Victores Sumus as runners-up and the prize pool at $7,321 (about ₹6.4 lakh); neither figure could be confirmed from public sources, so this page records them as.

The structure ran from semi-finals (around 25 teams in three groups, round-robin, six matches a day on Erangel and Miramar) to a three-day Grand Finals with 16 teams playing six matches a day across Rondo, Erangel, and Miramar. The Grand Finals slots included Apex Gaming (Jonathan's Team Apex Gaming), Revenant XSpark, Victores Sumus, Reckoning, True Rippers, Wyld Fangs, 8Bit, Vasista, K9, Myth, Team Shadow, and others: heavy Tier-1 participation for a C-Tier event.

The organiser is the Rivals brand (rivals_ind on Instagram), running its own Pro Rivals YouTube channel for the broadcast. Semi-final groups mixed the big names: Group A had RNTX, 8Bit, Gods Reign, Victores Sumus, and Tamilas; Group C had Reckoning, Genesis, Wyld Fangs, and Vasista.

Solid ground here: the Tamilas win, the dates, and the format. Runner-up, third place, prize split, MVP, and the final standings table are all TBA.

Confirmation has since landed for the podium and the money. Liquipedia's prize table for the event lists Team Tamilas first on Rs 3,00,000, Victores Sumus second on Rs 2,00,000 and Reckoning Esports third on Rs 1,00,000, matching the organiser's own podium post and the Rs 7,00,000 pool in TalkEsport's launch report. ScaryJod of Victores Sumus took the MVP award on Rs 50,000, and Team Apex Gaming were voted Fan Favourite Team, also on Rs 50,000.

iQOO Team Tamilas' Pro Rivals win is confirmed through the organiser's own channel, but the prize pool and runner-up are based on available records alone.