HRH Prince Faisal bin Bandar bin Sultan Al Saud, Chairman of Saudi Asports Federation; Faisal bin Homeran, Chief Executive Officer of Asports World Cup Foundation, Ralph Rechrt and ESOTS World Cup Foundation Chief Faisal bin Homeran, speaks at the initial press conference for the 2025 Asports World Cup. The 2025 Asports World Cup was officially opened this week with more than 2,000 players from 200 clubs around the world, who were slapped to compete in 25 tournaments in 24 titles in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The program runs through August 24 and is billed as the world’s largest asports and gaming festival. The total award pool is $ 70 million top in the pool, which includes the cross-title format for the club championship, which will become the winner EWC Club Champion and claim $ 7 million Grand Award.
The competition includes more than $ 38 million for the individual game championship, $ 5 million in the global qualifier rewards and $ 450,000 in the MVP bonus.
The World Cup Foundation CEO Ralph Rechrt said, “EWC 2025 is about bringing the world of gaming together – reputed sports, elite players and millions of fans around a shared festival,” said Ralf Rechrt, CEO of the World Cup Foundation. “Through the new methods of global broadcasting, original shows and documentary story, we are opening doors, creating opportunities, and sharing esports in a new and exciting way.
“With a record-breaking competition, this heat is special-only for gamers, but for everyone who connects us.”
EWC announced earlier this week that it was distributed in 35 languages in 140 countries, producing more than 7,000 hours of live programming in the entire program. It will also be streamful live on Twitch, YouTube and Tikok.
25 tournaments include: Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Black Oms 6, Call of Duty: Warzone, Chess, Counter-Strike 2, Crossfire, Dota 2, EA FC 25, Fatal Fury: City of the valves, free fire, kings honor, league legends, mobile legends: pubs, pubs, pubs, pubs, pabs Pub, pub, pub, pub, pub. 2, Street Fighter 6, Teamfite Tactics, Techcan 8 and Bravery.
Faisal bin Homeran, Chief Product Officer of the EWC Foundation, said, “Asports World Cup is re -defining success in the global game, unlocking long -term opportunities in the entire ecosystem for players, organizations and communities.” “Its original is the leading EWC Club Championship, a cross-game format that rewards excellence around everyone, describes how the performance is measured, and what it means to be a champion in the digital age, sets a new benchmark for it.
“As the EWC 2025 begins, we are eager to look at the new champions rhiz and take new heritage shapes.”
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