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2026 Esports World Cup Finals and Champions

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The 2026 Esports World Cup spanned several weeks, featuring a diverse array of titles and significant prize pools. Early competition saw South Korea’s T1 advance to the League of Legends semifinals after defeating Hanwha Life Esports, while Team Falcons were eliminated from Dota 2 by Vici Gaming. In Mobile Legends, Natus Vincere reached the grand final following a victory over Galaxy Phoenix. As the tournament progressed, Team Vision secured the Teamfight Tactics title with a 3-0 win over Aurora Gaming. In EA FC 26, Razvan “RvPLegend” Puiu claimed the championship in a 6-5 victory over Levy “levyfinn” Rieck. Virtus.pro won the PUBG championship, led by MVP Nino “NIXZYEE” Mikec. The Championship Weekend featured high-stakes battles in Overwatch, Call of Duty: Warzone, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MSC), and Street Fighter 6. In Paris, Team Spirit won the Mobile Legends title by defeating Yangon Galacticos 4-3, earning $1 million. Craime took the Street Fighter 6 crown with a 5-2 win over Hibiki. Overwatch playoffs saw T1 sweep Crazy Raccoon 3-0, while Zeta Division defeated Dallas Fuel. Additional major titles were claimed by ~~BaiSha Gaming in CrossFire,~~ BIG in the Fortnite Reload Elite Series, and Gwen of AG. AL in Trackmania. In CrossFire, BaiSha Gaming secured the championship by defeating Team Liquid with a 3-0 sweep, earning $750,000 and 1,000 Club Championship points. Veteran player Wang ‘N9’ Hao was named the Sony MVP. The event concluded with the Counter-Strike 2 Grand Final set between FUT Esports and Team Spirit, contributing to the final Club Championship standings.

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