The most anticipated eSports event of the year did not disappoint the fans! Paris Expo Porte de Versailles hosted the Esports World Cup, welcoming players and teams from all corners of the globe, from July 6 to August 23, 2026. Over several weeks, 24 video games were on the menu, spanning FPS, fighting games, strategy, sports, and racing. Each final crowned its champion, while the overall results push the various teams and organizations up the standings in the EWC 2026.
Whether you're a fan of FPS, strategy, or fighting games, the pace is relentless and the stakes are high for the clubs involved. To help you make sense of this marathon tournament that wrapped up on August 23, we're taking stock of the results, with the finals and the winners by game in sight. Whether you plan to attend in person or follow the action from home, here are the essential details to stay on top of the latest developments in the competition!
(Note: These results are updated as the competition unfolds. Here you'll find the officially confirmed final results.)
The Esports World Cup has come to a close, and the past few weeks delivered a string of surprises in the overall standings. From standout team performances to jaw-dropping individual feats that defined this Paris edition, fans witnessed a fiercely competitive showdown. See you in summer 2027 for the next installment of this global championship.
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Dates and Opening Time
From July 6, 2026 to August 23, 2026
Official website
www.esportsworldcup.com















