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Name of Obligation: Warzone added to Esports World Cup 2025


Picture credit score: Esports World Cup, Name of Obligation: Warzone

The Esports World Cup, a multi-title esports occasion organised by the Esports World Cup Basis, has introduced that battle royale title Name of Obligation: Warzone might be featured at its 2025 occasion.

Name of Obligation: Warzone turns into the third title to be confirmed for the 2025 Esports World Cup.

The affirmation of Name of Obligation: Warzone on the 2025 Esports World Cup follows the inclusion of Name of Obligation: Black Ops 6 on the multi-title occasion in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia all through June and August 2025. Particulars on the match format and prize pool weren’t disclosed.

Name of Obligation: Warzone’s 2024 match featured 21 groups competing for a share of a $1m (~£784,581) prize pool. The competitors was gained by Group Falcons which went on to win the EWC Membership competitors taking house an extra $7m (~£5.52m) in prize cash.

2024’s Name of Obligation: Warzone occasion on the Esports World Cup recorded peak viewing figures of 135,281 making it the battle royale’s second most-watched occasion of the yr. The Esports World Cup caught the eye of many because of its $60m (~£47m) whole prize pool throughout all competitions.

Name of Obligation was the final franchise to be featured within the 2024 Esports World Cup, taking the full variety of occasions to 22. Different titles at this yr’s occasion included Counter-Strike, League of Legends, RENNSPORT and lots of others.

Alongside each Name of Obligation video games, Honor of Kings can even be concerned within the 2025 Esports World Cup.

The Esports World Cup Basis, the organisers of the Esports World Cup, is supported by the Saudi Arabian Public Funding Fund which has generated controversy from sections of the esports business. Whereas the Kingdom seems to place itself as a hub for worldwide esports occasions, discussions surrounding its human rights document stays.

Jonno Nicholson

Jonno is a Freelance Information Author for Esports Insider and has been a part of the ESI group since 2019! His pursuits embody the speedy rise of sim racing and its impression on the broader business.



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