The Esports World Cup in Riyadh showcased an exciting "Super Sunday" of grand finals, where champions emerged in three major titles. Jafonso, representing Luna Galaxy, clinched the gold in "EA Sports FC 24," marking a significant achievement for the Portuguese organization owned by football star Diogo Jota. Jafonso, whose real name is Joao Vasconcelos, expressed his joy, noting that this victory was the culmination of years of hard work. His win brought Luna Galaxy a $300,000 share of the $1 million prize pool.
In "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III," Atlanta FaZe triumphed over 100 Thieves with a 4-2 victory, securing $600,000 from a $1.8 million prize pool. Team members Drazah and Cellium credited their success to the immense talent within the team and their strong trust in each other, which allowed them to perform at their best during the tournament's most crucial moments.
Meanwhile, in the "StarCraft II" final, Clem of Team Liquid dominated the competition by sweeping Serral from BASILISK 5-0 in a best-of-nine series. Clem's victory earned him $400,000 and solidified his status as a world champion in the game's most prestigious tournament.
As the Esports World Cup continues, upcoming competitions include "TEKKEN 8," "PUBG Battlegrounds," "ESL," and "Rocket League," with the next set of finals scheduled for the upcoming weekend. The event, which began on July 3, has hosted 22 tournaments across 21 titles, offering a record-breaking $60 million in total prize money.
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