The Club Championship finals are set for the second weekend of the Esports World Cup (EWC) being held in Riyadh. As the competition heats up, several teams including Gen.G Esports, Team Heretics, and DetonatioN FocusMe have emerged as frontrunners, each currently holding 1,000 Club points. Notably, Saudi Arabia’s Team Falcons have the potential to clinch first place by the end of the weekend, as they compete in multiple titles.
In the League of Legends segment, the stakes are high with the knockout stage underway. The first day saw notable exits, including North America’s Cloud9 and Vietnam’s GAM Esports. Defending champions T1 are set to join the competition, while the European team G2 Esports has secured a spot in the knockout phase after an impressive 2-0 on day one.
Meanwhile, Dota 2 is concluding its intense two weeks with a massive $3 million prize pool. Team Spirit and PVISION are confirmed for the semifinals, while defending champions Gaimin Gladiators have unfortunately finished in fifth to eighth place, marking a shift towards crowning a new champion in 2025.
Additionally, the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s Invitational is in full swing, concluding on July 19. Top teams like Team Liquid and Natus Vincere PH have made it to the playoffs, with Team Vitality impressively securing a record for the fastest game in MWI history.
In the world of Free Fire, the action has begun with Team Falcons leading the charge. Brazilian teams are making significant strides, indicating that the competition remains highly dynamic and unpredictable.
With several days of competition still ahead, fans can expect thrilling matchups and potential upsets as teams battle it out for glory and substantial prize pools. The EWC promises to deliver intense esports action, highlighting rising talents and international rivalry.