Furia Esports

Furia was founded in February 2017 by businessman Jaime Pádua, who was planning to invest in electronic sports, and entrepreneurs André Akkari (professional poker player) and Cris Guedes. These two had similar plans and gave Jaime the ability to structure the project.

On May 6, 2024, the Esports World Cup Foundation, funded by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund and organizers of the Esports World Cup tournament series, announced the 30 organizations (known in the ESWC as Clubs) who would make up the Club Support Program, with Furia being one of them. This program gives teams a one-time six-figure stipend if an organization is willing to enter new esports as well as additional funding each year if they drive viewership and fan engagement to the Esports World Cup.

History

FURIA's Counter-Strike division would make their first appearance at a Major two years after their founding at IEM Katowice Major 2019, although they were eliminated in the New Challengers Stage. FURIA continued to improve for the rest of the year, challenging MIBR as the best team in Brazil and finishing second at ECS Season 7.

FURIA was the highest seeded team from the Americas region going into PGL Major Stockholm 2021, and were eliminated in the quarterfinals. They were also eliminated in the quarterfinals of PGL Major Antwerp 2022. On October 7, 2022, FURIA qualified to the IEM Rio Major 2022 through the Americas RMR. In front of the home crowd, FURIA exceeded expectations and reached the semifinals, until then its best placement in a Major. In 2023, IHC Esports defeated FURIA 2-1 and advanced to the group stage of IEM Katowice.

Achievements

• ESL Pro League Season 12: North America
• FISSURE Playground 2
• Thunderpick World Championship 2025
• Intel Extreme Masters Chengdu 2025
• BLAST Rivals 2025 Season 2
• ECS Season 7 - Finals
• IEM Kraków 2026
• IEM Cologne Major 2026
• ESL Pro League Season 11: North America
• 3rd/4th, BLAST Open London 2025
• 3rd/4th, IEM Rio Major 2022
• 3rd/4th, Intel Extreme Masters Season XVII - Dallas
• 3rd/4th, ESL Pro League Season 15
• 3rd/4th, ESL Pro League Season 13
• 3rd/4th, Dreamhack Masters Dallas 2019
• 5th-8th, PGL Major Antwerp 2022
• 5th-8th, PGL Major Stockholm 2021

Current roster

History

Furia entered the League of Legends scene with the acquiring of Uppercut Esports' roster to form Furia Uppercut in the CBLOL. The team shortly announced it would rename itself to Furia Esports after the conclusion of the CBLOL 2020 Split 1 tournament.

Achievements

International

• America's Cup
  • Winners (1): 2026

Domestic

• CBLOL/ LTA South
  • Winners (2): 2025-2, 2026-1

Current roster

Season-by-season

History

In the 2022 Rocket League Championship Series, Furia Esports would make it to the semifinals of the tournament before losing to tournament winners Team BDS.

Achievements

• Gamers8 2022
• RLCS 2022-23, Spring: North America Regional 3, Spring Invitational
• RLCS Season X, South American Championship
• 3rd-4th, 2022 Rocket League Championship Series
• South American RLCS MVP
• Represented Brazil at the 2024 FIFAe World Cup

Current roster

Achievements

• RE:LO:AD 2025
• South America League 2025, Stage 1
• South America League 2025, Stage 2
• Esports World Cup 2025
• Six Invitational 2025
• 3rd-4th, Esports World Cup 2024
• 5th-8th, Blast R6 Major Manchester 2024
• 5th-8th, Six Berlin Major 2022
• 9th-12th, Six Invitational 2022
• 5th-8th, Six Mexico Major 2022
• 9th-12th, Six Invitational 2021

2024 roster

Furia announced its entry into the Valorant scene on 21 January 2021. The team would make an appearance at the inaugural 2021 Valorant Champions but would be eliminated in the group stages. They returned for the 2022 Valorant Champions, but finished the championship in the same place. In late 2022, Riot Games confirmed Furia would receive a partner spot in the international VALORANT league system.

2025 roster