The Esports World Cup, running for the first time, replaced the Gamers8 tournament last year and is promoting competitions for 21 different games across two months with million-dollar prize pools.

This significantly differentiates the situation from the previous Gamers8. Platforms like Twitter already provide an impression of the opulent arrangement of the Esports World Cup 2024 ...

Last year’s Gamers8 Riyadh Masters was only a preface of what Saudi Arabia had planned for 2024. The inaugural edition of Esports World Cup, which will be running across eight weeks this summer in ...

The first edition of the EWC will replace the Gamers8 Festival that is run by the Esports World Cup Federation, which is funded by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. This will also be League of ...

The Esports World Cup will feature 25 different tournaments with prize pools of over $1m each all throughout summer. Here’s all we know.

The FGC is abuzz as the Fatal Fury franchise is releasing a new title after 26 years. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves will ...

The 2025 Esports World Cup has partnered with Riot Games and will bring VALORANT, League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics to the EWC for the next three years. Here's what we know. The Esports ...

The Esports World Cup Foundation and Riot Games have signed a three-year agreement to feature VALORANT at the Esports World Cup in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, starting 2025. This will be the first time riot ...

In its debut year, the Esports World Cup not only created one of the biggest esports tournaments ever, but it also launched a club partner program that rewarded top esports organisations with ...

Riot Games has agreed a partnership with the Esports World Cup Foundation, bringing Valorant to EWC alongside League and TFT.