The 2025 Asports World Cup began on Tuesday with the plans for the largest asport production in history with the organizers, with programming of over 7,000 hours from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The ESPORTS World Cup runs through August 24, which has a competition in four Arenas and 26 unique studios. Dedicated production employees include over 550 people, as well as an event crew of more than 300 people on the site to capture live action, produce highlights, and produce interviews.
The spread of more than 7,000 hours of live coverage of more than 7,000 hours of seven -week incident has been represented by 55 percent from 2024. Among all, 140 countries will receive live EWC broadcast.
Global distribution partners include Fox Sports and DAZN in the United States; Eurosport, Dzan and Lycipi across Europe. Tod.TV, MBC, TRT and ITV in Mena; Supersports and Startims in Africa; And the boat in Channel 7, Astro, Tap, Abema, Kuushu, Douin and Asia-Pacific.
All EWC tournaments will be streamed live on YouTube and Tiktok twice.
The World Cup Foundation CEO Ralph Rechrt said in a statement, “The scale of Asports World Cup 2025 is the next level, an important milestone is how the asports are experienced globally.” “More than 7,000 hours of live programming were distributed in over 140 countries and 35 languages, we are more accessible and culturally echoing for audiences worldwide.
“Importantly, this broad global access is promoting the sustainable growth of asports as a whole, is made possible by our partnership with sports publishers, clubs, media platforms and a emotional global community. Along with this, we are shaping asples for generations in a mainstream, culturally, and economically virtuous global sports.”
The 2025 EWC will include over 200 clubs and 100 countries representing 100 countries. The event is a unique cross-game format that tops the players competing for clubs and players for prizes pools in 25 tournaments and records of over $ 70 million in 24 games.
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