According to sources close to the team, after a single stage in OWCS EMEA, Anyone’s Legend have pulled their support from their EMEA team. The team operate under the Chinese esports organisation All Gamers, an OWCS Partner Team in China. An update to the OWCS rulebook on February 3
Two tickets punched. Next stop: Tokyo. After a thrilling regular season with ups and downs, new faces, and even bigger surprises, the North American Stage 1 Playoffs officially began. Four teams entered the playoffs, each hungry to make their case for representing their region on the international stage. With only
The ultimate OWCS EMEA Stage 1 showdown. The playoffs came as quickly as they came in a swift three-day competition featuring the best four teams in EMEA. The teams duked it out in a double-elimination tournament, and it all culminated in the Grand Finals between the two EMEA
T1 have announced their full roster for the 2026 OWCS season. The Korean Partner Team have re-signed the entirety of their remaining 2025 roster and added former ZETA DIVISION support player Kim “Bliss” So-myung to the squad. This follows the news of Kim “vigilante” Joon and Lee “Viper”
After a year defined by turbulence and triumph, two regional titans constantly pushing each other to their limits, Al Qadsiah and Twisted Minds met once more on the biggest stage of all. Their earlier clash of the day only intensified the stakes. This time, the winner wouldn’t just claim
The World Finals in Stockholm opened with a bang. Korea’s T1, armed with some of the most exciting young talent in the game, against China’s Team CC, an organisation barely two years old but loaded with former Overwatch League veterans determined to reclaim their old level. A volatile
Japan arrives at the Stockholm World Finals with a single representative, but VARREL possess a competitive identity that only a few teams can match. The Japanese organisation has been at the top of its domestic scene throughout 2025, showing the strength of developing a long-term roster and a cohesive
Geekay Esports have parted ways with head coach Kim “GgulTaek” Jeong-youn during Stage 3 of the Overwatch Champions Series 2025, following concerns regarding a lack of attendance and engagement with the team, sources within the roster have confirmed. Ggultaek and coach Eric “Wheats” Perez had been leading the core
If there is one team entering the World Finals in Stockholm that simply refuses to bow out quietly, it’s Team Peps. A French organisation, founded in 2022 by Félix "Féfé" Munch to promote European and local French Overwatch talent, which has been slowly rising through the OWCS
Few teams have shown the kind of steady improvement that Twisted Minds have across 2025. After a strong run in the 2025 Midseason Championship, where they finished in third place, eliminating reigning champions Crazy Raccoon along the way, and ultimately losing to Al Qadsiah, Twisted Minds entered the Overwatch Champions
Al Qadsiah’s journey to Stockholm has been nothing short of extraordinary. The Esports World Cup 2025 finalists began their Stage 3 campaign with the same confidence that defined their historic run earlier this year. Their performance at EWC was one for the ages, where they defeated their regional rivals
The wait is finally over — after a two-year absence, one of the most beloved tournaments in Overwatch is making its grand return. Blizzard has officially announced that the Overwatch World Cup (OWWC) will return in 2026, live from the Anaheim Convention Center Arena, celebrating 10 years of Overwatch esports.