Saudi Falcons Crowned Champions of Esports World Cup by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
Riyadh, The Gulf Observer: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Sunday crowned the Saudi Falcons team as the champions of the Esports World Cup, marking the conclusion of the prestigious 8-week tournament. The closing ceremony, held in Riyadh, was attended by the Crown Prince, who personally presented the championship trophy to the victorious team.
The Saudi Falcons secured the title with an outstanding performance, accumulating 5,665 points, far surpassing their competitors. The Dutch Liquid team finished in second place with 2,545 points, while the Swiss BDS team claimed third with 2,000 points.
The Esports World Cup, a major event in the global gaming community, drew significant attention to Riyadh, further establishing Saudi Arabia as a growing hub for esports. Alongside the tournament, the New Global Sports Conference was hosted in Riyadh over the weekend, showcasing the Kingdom’s potential to become a leading destination for esports and digital innovation.
This victory by the Saudi Falcons underscores the Kingdom’s commitment to advancing in the global esports arena, supported by initiatives and investments aimed at fostering talent and infrastructure in the sector.
