Esports World Cup 2026: all results and champions of the finals by game

The Esports World Cup is back in Paris, gathering once again the world’s top players and teams at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles from July 6, 2026. Over several weeks, the biggest esports tournaments unfold across around twenty titles, spanning FPS, MOBA, fighting games, and sports simulations. As the days go by, finals roll in to crown the champions of each discipline, while the overall leaderboard keeps evolving with the pace of the clubs’ performances.

Whether you’re into FPS, strategy, or fighting games, the pace is brisk and the stakes are high for the clubs taking part. To help you cut through the noise of this marathon tournament running through August 23, we’re taking stock of the results, with finals and per-game winners squarely in our sights. Whether you plan to attend in person or watch the action from home, here are the essential details so you don’t miss a beat of the latest developments in the competition!

• To be read
• Esports World Cup 2026 in Paris: 100,000 tickets already sold, the schedule
• Esports World Cup 2026: Getting there, transport options and practical info at Porte de Versailles
• Esports World Cup 2026: tips for your first time competing in esports

Dates and results of the finals

• July 11: Grand Final of Apex Legends Global Series Split 1
  Winner: Unlimit

• July 11 : Final of Fatal Fury
  Winner: DarkAngel

• July 12 : Final of Valorant
  Winner: 100 Thieves

• July 12: EA Sports FC Pro Final
  Winner: to be confirmed

• July 18: Final of Free Fire

• July 18 : Final of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women's Invitational

• July 19: Dota 2 final Dota 2

• July 19: League of Legends final League of Legends

• July 25 : final of Teamfight Tactics

• July 26: Final of PUBG Battlegrounds

• August 1 : Final of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Mid Season Cup

• August 1 : Final of Street Fighter 6

• August 2 : Final of the Overwatch 2 Midseason Championship

• Aug. 2: Grand Final of Call of Duty Warzone Resurgence Series

• August 8 : Final of Honor of Kings

• August 8 : Final of Tekken 8

• August 9 : the final of Call of Duty Black Ops 7

• August 15: Final of Rainbow Six Siege

• August 15: Final of Chess

• August 16: Final of PUBG Mobile

• August 22 : Final of Crossfire

• August 22: Finals of Fortnite Reload Elite Series

• August 22 : Trackmania final

• August 23 : Final of Counter-Strike 2

(Note: These results are updated as the competition unfolds. Here you'll find the officially confirmed final results.)

A competition worth watching until the very end

The Esports World Cup is just getting underway, and the surprises in store over the coming weeks look ready to shake up the overall standings. From team performances to standout individual feats that will define this Paris edition, the suspense remains over who will lift the trophies on August 23. Stay tuned to track the tournament’s evolution, as the competitive landscape is set to shift dramatically with the upcoming knockout rounds.

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