Heading into 2023, competitive FIFA is quite the prospect. Accordingly, with a number of events scheduled, the action would kick off with the EA SPORTS Cup Final 2023. Read on as we review how Ninjas in Pyjamas walked away as champions!
Organized for esports organizations, the EA Sports Cup is designed to crown the very best duos in the world. Accordingly, hosted on Playstation 5, this event involved the best teams in the world earning a spot through multiple regional qualifiers.
Runing from 17th October to 1st January, with $250,000 on the line, the winner was crowned yesterday in London – Ninjas in Pyjamas.
So, how did “Ollelito” and “LevideWeerd” earn the crown?
Well, they certainly had to earn it. Squeaking into the second seed for Group A, they seeded into the Playoffs with not much pressure on them to win it.
As is tradition at esportsguide, we love working on an Esports Tier List every now and then. Indeed, following the conclusion of some of the largest esports events ever, now is the best time ever. Accordingly, feel free to read on for an updated list for Esports Tier List 2022 Q4!
Indeed, as always, weโll fill you in on the same criteria weโve always used to dictate our tier lists:
Event Proportions โ Size of prize pools, number of participants, third and first party organizers, environment and arena capacities
Event frequency โ is the year bursting with competition or solely reliant on infrequent first-party organizers
Competitiveness โ the level of competition in an esports scene is related to its livelihood
State of the community โ health of the lower tier sectors and general condition of the esport as a dynamic entity
Credits: Garena
Accordingly, with that taken care of, always remember that these lists are subject to our opinion too. Otherwise, weโll be listing the top viewership from the time period, although itโs not the only factor considered. We’re not looking at growth – just where they stand.
Tier 1 – Welcoming VALORANT and Free Fire – Esports Tier List 2022
LoL – 2022 World Championship – Peak Viewers 5,147,701
CS:GO – PGL Major Antwerp 2022 – Peak Viewers 2,113,610
Dota 2 – The International 2022 – Peak Viewers 1,751,086
VALORANT – VALORANT Champions 2022 – Peak Viewers 1,505,804
Free Fire – Free Fire World Series 2022 Sentosa – Peak Viewers 1,477,545
So, let’s talk about the changes involved here. Firstly, since our last Esports Tier List, we’ve decided to promote VALORANT to Tier 1 after an incredible second season, breaking the million peak viewer mark.
In addition, we’ve decided to demote PUBG Mobile from Tier 1 to Tier 2 due to a quieter year, failing to reach the same level of viewership. In contrast, Free Fire managed to grow in the past year and have earned a spot as the top Mobile Esport in the world.
Otherwise, LoL and CS:GO retain their spots as the two very best esports in the world, each having incredible years. Although still worthy of Tier 1, Dota had a rough year and will look to improve next year.
Tier 2 – Multiple Promotions and Demotions
PUBG Mobile – 31st Southeast Asian Games PUBG Mobile – Peak Viewers 903,011
Rocket League – RLCS 21-22 World Championship – Peak Viewers 368,721
Overwatch League – OWL 2022 Playoffs – Peak Viewers 397,868
CoD – CDL 2022 Playoffs – Peak Viewers 275,244
Credits: Psyonix
While Tier 1 has remained somewhat the same, Tier 2 has seen multiple changes since last year.
Perhaps the most impressive climber is the likes of Rocket League – after an impressive year with constant improvement in viewership, the esport is kicking up very well. They’re climb to Tier 2 from Tier 3 is joined by AoG which has remained consistent over the past two years.
Also, Overwatch has made the jump thanks to a much needed improvement of viewership from last year. In fact, it was doubled this year thanks to the excitement behind Overwatch 2.
As we explained prior, for now we’ve had to demote PUBG Mobile to Tier 2 as they’ve failed to be consistent this past year. Let’s see if things improve next year.
Tier 3 – Halo Infinite Making a Mark
Halo World Championship 2022 – Peak Viewers 143,585
FIFA – FIFA eWorld Cup 2022 – Peak Viewers 149,465
PUBG – PUBG Nations Cup – Peak Viewers 239,112
Rainbow Six Siege – Six Invitational 2022 – Peak Viewers 262,714
Credits: Blizzard
Here in Tier 3, the likes of Halo and FIFA are newcomers. With Halo restarting esports operations this year, it joins an improving FIFA scene which returned with offline events this year.
Meanwhile, we’ve decided to demote PUBG and Rainbow Six Siege as they both seem to be lacking growth. Bearing this in mind, both esports are making big changes for 2023 in search of success.
Tier 4 – Wild Rift Experiment Failing?
Credits: Blizzard
StarCraft II – IEM Katowice 2022 – Peak Viewers 50,635
Fortnite – Fortnite Champions Series 2022 Invitational – Peak Viewers 381,915
Hearthstone – Hearthstone World Championship – Peak Viewers 21,786
The end of the 2022 season for FIFA esports saw an epic return to live events with multiple conclusive events. Accordingly, heading into next year, so much more is promised. Indeed, read on as we offer our very own FIFA 2023 Esports Road Map below!
FIFA 2023 Esports Road Map – Returning FIFA Global Series
Credits: EA Games
For those unaware, the highest level of competitive FIFA has been organized and celebrated by the FIFA Global Series.
So, heading into next year, the two massive post-season events to note are the FIFAe World Cup and the FIFAe Club World Cup. Each of them have their very own path and circuit.
FIFAe World Cup – An Incredible Build-Up
Firstly, the FIFAe World Cup will involve a number of events to determine who the single best individual is. Starting things off with online qualifiers involving a maximum 1216 players in January, there’ll be multiple opportunities to qualify.
However, halfway through the season, there will be a new mid-season major event. Accordingly, with $500,000 on the line, the FGS will invite the competition to London in April to see who sits on top.
Anyways, further into the season, depending on Global Series Rankings, qualification continues. Whether through Group Stage or Open Bracket, teams will try to make it to the Play-Ins. Here, Partner League events will allow individuals to seed!
Furthermore, the top 64 players will compete through the final Global Series Playoffs with $300,000 to earn the final 24 spots for the FIFAe World Cup.
FIFAe Club World Cup – Experimenting Further
Credits: FIFA
Secondly, the FIFAe Club World Cup offers a different type of competition. Featuring 20 teams as determined here, the new team-based event will be a completely different game to the 1v1 side.
Taking place across three months, from October 2022 to January 2023, EA Games will be offering $250,000.
FIFAe Nations 2023 – National Pride
In addition, there will also be the FIFAe Nations Cup 2023 as explained in the following video:
Credits: FIFA
Also, there’s the FIFA eChampions League 2023 to look forward to also!
With so much going on, we’re incredibly excited for the future of FIFA esports!
While competitive FIFA is awaiting a new title release for the western world, that isn’t the case for the other side of the world. Accordingly, the FIFAe Continental Cup 2022 is a Tier 1 event celebrating Asian FIFA, played on a separate title. Kicking off in the coming month, read on as we discuss How to Watch below!
As we’ll elaborate, in the Asian continent, the esports of FIFA is played under the title of FIFA Online 4, a title purpose built for the region. This is similar to how other titles such as Arena of Valor have a sister title for different regions.
Accordingly, the FIFAe Continental Cup is focusing on Asian competition. Notably, most of the Global Series events across the years don’t often feature the continent as it is considered a minor region for the world of competitive FIFA.
Taking place online, EA Games is offering $300,000 of prize pool for the community to show out and prove who’s the best across China, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam.
Featuring 1v1 competition, the tournament is said to kick off on the 1st October to span across the entire weekend.
Credits: EA Games
Indeed, the top 16 teams in the continent have been invited to compete, find them listed below:
1 – FaZe Clan, Freecs, MS Chonburi, R&F Ronly
2 – GRATZ, DIH Esport, Crazy Win, Daejeon Hana Citizen
3 – TEAMPLAYxGaming, TS-SC, MiTR Coffee, Tony Tonyy
4 – PSMGaming, Manchester City, Remax Thailand, ProGramer
Naturally, the above list is based on the FIFA Online 4 Series Ranking.
Format
Accordingly, the format is rather simple for this exciting event.
Firstly, we’ll start off with a Knockout Stage. Here, the 16 teams will be randomly divided into two groups of 8 each – considering how each group has 2 teams from each pot.
Credits: EA Games
Each group will play through a double elimination bracket, where top 2 in each group advance to the final stage. All matches will be BO5.
Considering this, only the top 4 teams will be present in the Final Stage. In this epic conclusion, a single elimination bracket with BO5 matches will determine who the champion is, crowned the best in the continent.
Schedule for the FIFAe Continental Cup 2022
Feel free to check out the schedule for the event here on the event page.
Watch the FIFAe Continental Cup 2022 on esportsguide
Credits: EA Games
You can also watch the event live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
In terms of predictions, we’d like to take a look at the ranking points of teams heading into this exciting event here:
#1 – FaZe Clan
#2 – Freecs
#3 – MS Chonburi
#4 – R&F Ronly
#5 – GRATZ
For those unaware, FaZe Clan also finished second place at last year’s iteration of the FIFA Continental Cup.
Otherwise, we’re not sure how to predict this event other than to say that this global approach to esports is always a key to success.
Accordingly, we’re interested to see how the viewership compares to other regions and whether or not Asian FIFA has risen compared to the major regions.
Over the past few weeks, EA Games has animated the competitive scene thanks to several exciting post-season events. Accordingly, the FIFAe Club World Cup 2022 concluded last weekend – read on as we recap this exciting event!
FIFAe Club World Cup 2022 Recap – Returning from 2021
Out of all the events, Club World Cup involved teams of 2 competing against one another. Running from 20th to the 23rd July, the 24 duos competed for the likes of $300,000!
Here’s how the competition stacked up in the end:
#1 – Movistar Riders
#2 – Serious About FIFA
#3-4 – MGCF eSports, Ninjas in Pyjamas
With the team consisting of “Andonii”, a former 2021 World Champion and the likes of “tuga810″, the team was always one of the favourites.
After two incredible events, we’re reaching the final chapter of competitive FIFA for this season. Indeed, the third post-season event seems to be the most exciting – read on as we dive into how to watch the FIFAe Nations Cup 2022 below!
Event Background
Accordingly, like the other post-season events, this particular Cup was also cancelled last year. Returning to Denmark this year, FIFA and EA Games are inviting the entire world for an epic competition.
Credits: EA Games
Bringing 24 nations together, each with 2 cooperative teammates, the event looks to run from 27th July to 30th July. Indeed, all competition will continue to be offline in Copenhagen, Bella Arena.
Also, competing for $400,000 of prize pool, the following teams are taking part:
Denmark
Japan
India
South Korea
Singapore
Portugal
Germany
Poland
Netherlands
England
Spain
Sweden
Scotland
Israel
Italy
France
United Arab Emirates
Morocco
Kazakhstan
Mexico
Canada
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Read on as we dive deeper into the format!
Format
Credits: EA Games
Accordingly, the event has been split into two stages of competition. Firstly, we have the Group Stage. Here, the 24 nations have been split into 4 groups of 6. Here, the pairs will compete in a double round robin. Accordingly, here’s how scoring will work:
Winning teams wins 3 points
Drawing teams win 1 point
Losing teams receive 0 points
Bearing this in mind, here’s how the groups have been randomly drawn:
B: Germany, Sweden, France, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Peru
C: South Korea, Portugal, Spain, Israel, Canada, Kazakhstan
D: Poland, Netherlands, Italy, Mexico, Morocco, India
Naturally, not everyone makes it to the Knockout Stage. Specifically, only the top 4 will progress from each Group based on points earned – this stage of competition will run from 27th to 28th July.
Credits: EA Games
Meanwhile, the Knockout competition will kick off on July 29th, with all progressing teams seeded into a single elimination bracket. With only one lifeline, teams will be competing over two legs against one another.
At the end of the competition, we’ll have one pair of competitions representing their nation winning the 2v2 competition!
Schedule for the FIFAe Nations Cup
Considering the intense number of matches taking place across every day, we highly recommend visiting the official event page in order to stay up to date with the schedule!
Watch the FIFAe Nations Cup on esportsguide
You can also watch the FIFAe Nations Cup 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
Considering the vast extent of teams, and that each couple of competitors are difficult to gauge – predictions are tough to make. Bearing this in mind, we have the FIFAe Nations Rankings to help us understand how the competition stacks up:
#1 – Singapore – 938.57 Points
#2 – Brazil – 912.46 Points
#3 – Netherlands – 875.42 Points
#4 – Portugal – 861.06 Points
#5 – England – 854.82 Points
#6 – Argentina – 827.61 Points
#7 – Mexico – 814.45 Points
#8 – Italy – 804.87 Points
#9 – Germany – 800.42 Points
10 – Sweden – 799.54 Points
As you can tell, Singapore and Brazil are definitely the favourites for this event. This only makes the fact that they start in the same Group more exciting!
However as always, we welcome any surprises at this final event of the year for the competitive FIFA 22 season!
Accordingly, July is the month competitive FIFA fans dream of. Indeed, with the top 3 post-season events taking place all together, it’s the highest level of competition. Bearing this in mind, the FIFAe Club World Cup is almost here – read on to learn How to Watch this exciting event!
Event Background
Credits: FIFA Global Series
Following the FIFAe World Cup, the Club World Cup 2022 is the next exciting stop. Shaking things up, the competition is transitioning from the 1v1 format of the World Cup to the 2v2 format of the Club World Cup – that’s the main difference!
Inviting the duos signed to Clubs, EA Games is hosting the competition at the Copenhagen Bella Arena. With $300,000 on the line, the competition will run from the 20th to the 23rd July.
Accordingly below, find the top 24 clubs listed below:
Team Heretics
Dire Wolves
Team Flash
GBX Esports Team
ANKAA Esports
Tuwaiq Esports Club
ORDER
Team Gullit
Movistar Riders
Ninjas in Pyjamas
Team Vitality
1.FC Koln
NEO
Reply Totem
FC Schalke 04 Esports
exceL
Fnatic
Mkers
Serious About FIFA
Complexity Gaming
DUX America
Essential Gaming
MGCF eSports
KRU Esports
Read on as we dive deeper into this exciting event!
Format
Credits: EA Games
In terms of format, the competition here will involve two stages.
Firstly, there’ll be a Group Stage. Here, the 24 clubs have been split into 4 groups of 6. Within each Group, a double round robin will take place – everyone plays against each other twice. Here’s how the competition has been divided below:
A: FC Koln, Ninjas in Pyjamas, exceL, MGCF eSports, Team Flash, Team Heretics
B: Movistar Riders, FC Schalke 04 Esports, Serious About FIFA, Tuwaiq Esports Club, Complexity Gaming, Essentials Gaming
Accordingly, inside the Group, here’s how the scoring system will work with these single match games:
Winning teams – 3 points
Drawing teams – 1 point
Losing teams – 0 points
Bearing this in mind, only the top 4 teams from each Group will progress to the Knockout Stage.
Once in the Knockout Stage, the final teams will fight throuh a single elimination to try and be crowned champions with each match played over two legs.
Schedule for the FIFAe Club World Cup
Introducing the 'Goal of the Tournament' at the #FIFAeWorldCup 2022! ๐ฎ
Vote for your favourite goal of every day of competition and crown a winner at the end of the tournament ๐ pic.twitter.com/J9Tf9yHBF4
With regards to the schedule, we highly recommend visiting the event page here in order for a detailed and up to date schedule in your timezone.
Watch the FIFAe Club World Cup 2022 on esportsguide
You can also watch the FIFAe Club World Cup 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
Post-season events for competitive FIFA22 are incredible this year. Indeed, after last year saw multiple cancellations, three offline major events are taking place across the next month. Accordingly, the first one we’re concerned with is the FIFAe World Cup 2022 – read on to learn How to Watch this upcoming event!
Event Background
Only 3 days until the best players in the world chase after the World Champion title at the #FeWC โจ
A mix of fresh faces and veterans, one thing is for sure: A new name will be written into the history books ๐
Indeed, as you can imagine, the World Cup looks to be similar to the traditional international soccer event.
However, heading into this event there may be more than one representative for each nation, with multiple countries being represented and celebrating international FIFA 22.
Furthermore, all the action looks to take place between 14th and 17th July, offline at the Bella Arena in Copenhagen. For the top 32 players in the world, all qualified from the Global Series Playoffs, there’s one prize. Specifically, this is $500,000 split amongst the top finishing competitors.
While we won’t list all 32 competitors here, feel free to find a full list at the official event page here.
Format
Are you ready for the #FeWC? ๐@Nasri121017 ๐ฏ๐ต sure is! Representing a whole region, as the only player from Asia at the #FeWC – the stakes are high!
He finished the season as the number 1โฃ ranked player in Asia North, and is here to compete with the best ๐ pic.twitter.com/TyYQFnDf5d
In terms of format, there will be two stages of competition to enjoy.
Firstly, the Group Stage will take place from 14th to 15th July. At this stage, the 32 players will fight through 4 groups of 8. Here’s how the Groups have been split:
A: TeamHajj, Lamps, Paulo Neto, Stingray, Damesheet, Young, OneWayCrazyy, LevideWeerd
D: Manuel, damie, Matias, Danipitbull, Edson, DullenMIKE, Web, Nasri, Chris
Moreover, within each group all matches will be 1v1 and part of a double round robin – every competitors plays one another twice. Note that the point system from each match is as follows:
Win – 3 points
Draw – 1 point
Loss – 0 points
.@CM_Edson28 ๐ง๐ท is zoned in on that World Champion title ๐
Indeed, only half the competition will progress to the Knockout Stage – top 4 from each Group.
Once at the Knockout Stage, running from 16 to 17th July – a single elimination will determine the FIFAe World Cup champion. Specifically, matches will be played over two legs at this point in time.
Schedule for FIFAe World Cup 2022
Considering the intense number of matches taking place, we highly recommend visiting the official event page in order to gain access to a detailed and updated schedule.
Watch the FIFAe World Cup 2022 on esportsguide
You can also watch the FIFAe World Cup 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
In terms of predictions, seeding into the event involved the 32 top players from the FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs. Accordingly, the following are the top 16 placed players at that event:
4โฃ x ๐ณ๐ฑ ๐ฉ๐ช 3โฃ x ๐ฎ๐น ๐ง๐ท ๐ฉ๐ฐ 2โฃ x ๐ฆ๐ท ๐บ๐ธ ๐ง๐ช ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ ๐ช๐ธ 1โฃ x ๐ต๐ฑ ๐ต๐น ๐ธ๐ช ๐ซ๐ท ๐ฏ๐ต
3โฃ2โฃ players in total competing for the 500K USD prize pool and to be the next #FeWC Champion ๐
Who do you think will lift the trophy this Sunday? ๐๐
An example of a favourite is none other than Nicolas “nicolas99fc” Villalba after winning the eChampions League 2022 earlier this year.
Yet, considering the level of talent, it’s very likely that a new victory could arise and surprise everyone. Overall, we’re excited to see competitive FIFA 22 return to form and embrace offline events once again.
Following the eChampions League in May, there’s more on the horizon for competitive FIFA fans. Accordingly, coming later this week is the awaited FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs. Looking to bring the highest level of competitive FIFA, read on for all the viewership details you need below!
For those unaware, the FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs is the highest level of competition of FIFA, but also differs from other tournaments such as the eChampions League. Instead, players are seeded through the Global Series Rankings and also through the Partner Leagues across the world.
Bearing this in mind, the best of the best, whether they’re representing an esports organization, football club or are simply alone, will be competing for the $500,000 prize pool on the line.
Furthermore, all players will be headed to the London offline venue, competing on the Playstation 5 version of the title. Overall a total of 128 players have been invited, with the competition running from 1st July all the way until 3rd July.
Read on as we dive deeper into the format of the event.
Format
Credits: EA Games
Accordingly, the format involves multipe stages of competition as EA Games tries to crown a victor amongst the 128 participants.
Starting with the Group Stage, the 128 players will fight throuhg a Swiss Round format. Through this simple format, where players need two wins to progress, the competition will be halfed to 64 players.
Once halved, the 64 players will split into 4 groups of 16 players each. Within each group, a double elimination bracket will take place as teams fight for the 8 spots in each group available for the FIFAe World Cup 2022.
Accordingly this will confirm the 32 seeds for the largest event of the year. Accordingly isn’t so much about winning as it is placing in the top 32 to earn a coveted spot to one of the top events of the year – occurring later on in the month.
Schedule for the FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs
Credits: EA Games
With regards to the schedule for the event, we highly recommend visiting the official FIFA Global Series event page here.
Watch the FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs on esportsguide
You can also watch the FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
Naturally, considering the vast number of competitors, predictions are definitely difficult to make. However, we can outline some favourites which EA Games themselves have listed on their event page – let’s look at them bellow:
MatiasBonanno99
nicolas99fc
Tekkz
Dullenmike
Pauloneto
Lamps
Phzin
Zidane10
Credits: EA Games
Notably, the likes of “nicolas99fc” from Argentina recently won the eChampions League and is naturally favoured to take home one of the spots.
Furthermore, Donovan “Tekkz” Hunt is a notable name, with the youngster boasting a number of achievemtns such as winning 2020’s eChampions League, placing first at the FIFA eClub World Cup 2019 and more.
Regardless of the favourites, many expect new names to come out of the woodwork – perhaps competitors that have been around but are still waiting for their big break. Once this event wraps up, all eyes will be on the FIFA eWorld Cup!
Back in February, we preview the start of a very exciting FIFA 22 tournament. Indeed, only in its beginnings, we’ve now reached the eChampions League Finals 2022! Accordingly, taking place this weekend, read on to learn How to Watch this exciting event for competitive FIFA!
Event Background
The Finals are set! Watch top 8 players compete for:
$280,000 ๐ฐ eChampions League Trophy ๐ and a spot at the #FIFA22 Global Series Playoffs ๐๏ธ
Accordingly, ever since February, tonnes of competitors have fought through the gauntlet of the eChampions League 2022.
Mimicking the traditional football competition, this FIFA 22 version also allows competitors from all over the world to compete, representing various esports organizations.
And now, it all boils down to the final weekend of competition. Indeed, EA Games is organizing the competition offline in the heart of Stockholm, on the PS5 version of FIFA 22. Taking place on 27th May, take a look at the list of competitors below:
Predator
Tekkz
nicolas99fc
Umut
Matias
Snakez
Denii_10
Roee Feldman
Indeed, the prize pool of $225,000 is what’s to play for between the very best FIFA 22 players in the world.
Format
Follow the European #FIFA22 action LIVE from Stockholm this weekend ๐
In terms of format, the event doesn’t try to reinvent a classic format.
Based on the Knockout Stage performances, the final 8 players have been seeded into the Double Elimination bracket – 4 in the Semifinals and 4 in the Losers’ Round 1.
For those unaware, competitors in the Winners’ Bracket will be sent to the Losers’ Bracket should they lose. However, those already in the Losers’ Bracket who lose, will be sent packing and eliminated from the competition.
Bearing this in mind, here are the first matches acting as the early round of competition below:
Semifinals
Predator vs Tekkz
nicolas99fc vs Umut
Losers’ Round 1
Roee Feldman vs Denii_10
Snakez vs Matias
By the end of the day, May 27th, we’ll have a new eChampions League winner!
Schedule for the FIFA eChampions League Finals 2022
Credits: FIFA 22
In terms of schedule, considering how small the event is, we’ve listed all the matches with their times down below:
Semifinals – both matches @ 13:15 CEST
Losers’ Round 1 – both matches @ 13:15 CEST
Losers’ Round 2 – both matches @ 14:15 CEST
Winners’ Finals – 15:15 CEST
Losers’ Round 3 – 16:15 CEST
Losers’ Finals – 17:15 CEST
Grand Finals – 19:10 CEST
For the braodcast, we highly recommend visiting the likes of the EA Games YouTube.
Watch the FIFA eChampions League Finals 2022 on esportsguide
You can also watch the FIFA eChampions League Finals 2022 live stream via our very own website. Providing an extensive list of the biggest esports together with streams for each esports match live today or upcoming matches.
Considering that teams made it here following performances at the Knockout Stage, let’s quickly look at those to understand how the competition stacks up:
1-4th – Predator, Tekkz, nicolas99fc, Umut
5-8th – Roee Feldman, Denii_10, Snakez, Matias
Out of all these names, there is certainly one favourite. Specifically, Donovan “Tekkz” Hunt is one to look out for after winning the eChampions League 2020 two years ago. Notably, no competitors are returning from last year’s competition – making him the current defending champion.
However, the competition has changed since then and it’s a brand new game. Heading into this event, we’d like to favour any of the top 4 competitors from the Knockout Stage – they’re in the best spot in the bracket thanks to their earlier performances.
