Team Falcons of Saudi Arabia emerged as the inaugural Esports World Cup champions, clinching the title with 4,160 points. This victory, secured a week before the tournament’s conclusion, marks a significant moment in esports history. Early wins in the Call of Duty: Warzone and Free Fire tournaments anchored the Falcons’ triumph, with each victory contributing 1,000 points to their commanding lead.
Massive Prize and Ongoing Rivalries
With this win, Team Falcons will receive the first-place prize of $7 million from a total prize pool of $60 million. Their victory also guarantees them the tournament’s trophy, to be awarded during the closing ceremony on August 25. Meanwhile, a fierce battle for second place continues between Team Liquid and T1, with $4 million still up for grabs.
Intense Competition and Final Showdown
The final week has seen intense competition in various tournaments, including StarCraft II, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, and EA FC 24. Teams like Team Liquid and Team Vitality made efforts, but they dashed their own hopes by failing to qualify for upcoming events, solidifying Team Falcons’ unassailable lead.
Grand Finale and Closing Ceremony
The Esports World Cup will conclude with a grand celebration, including fireworks, drone shows, and live music. The closing ceremony, set for August 25, will honor the champions and mark the end of eight weeks of thrilling competition, cementing the event’s place in Esports history.
