Esports World Cup 2026 Week 2 Wraps Up — Four More Champions Crowned in Paris

The Esports World Cup 2026 is rolling through its second week in Paris, and four more titles have crowned their champions. The tournament, which runs until August 23 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, is delivering exactly the kind of high-stakes action its record $75 million prize pool promises — and the standings are beginning to take shape as clubs accumulate points across multiple games.

Week 2 Champions

The Free Fire World Cup was won by LYON, who claimed the title from a field of 24 teams competing for a $1 million prize pool, with the tournament running from July 15 to 18 in Paris. Team Vitality took the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women’s International title. Dplus KIA claimed the League of Legends championship, and PVISION emerged victorious in the Dota 2 competition. The results continue to add up in the overall EWC Club Championship standings, where clubs earn points from every game they compete in — meaning a club that performs well across multiple titles can accumulate enough points to challenge for the overall club champion crown at the end of August.

What’s Coming in the Weeks Ahead

The EWC schedule still has several major titles ahead, including the PUBG Mobile World Cup — where India’s GodLike Esports and iQOO Orangutan are competing — as well as tournaments across Apex Legends, Rocket League, Tekken 8, and more. The overall Club Championship standings will be updated throughout, with the final champion not crowned until the very end of the event on August 23. For Indian fans, all matches are available to watch live for free on the official EWC YouTube and Twitch channels.