Week 6 of the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026 has concluded, seeing four new champions crowned across various titles and a significant shift in the Club Championship standings. Team Falcons have successfully reclaimed the top spot in the overall club race, while player Samy “Dralii” Hajji set a new EWC record by securing his third career title.
The penultimate week of the tournament featured intense competition in *Rocket League*, *PUBG Mobile*, *Rainbow Six Siege*, and *Chess*, setting the stage for a dramatic final week.
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Esports World Cup: Team Falcons Dominate Rocket League, Dralii Sets New Record
Team Falcons emerged victorious in the *Rocket League* tournament, defeating Spacestation Gaming 4-0 in a dominant Grand Final performance. The roster, comprising Samy “Dralii” Hajji, Yazeed Abdullah “Kiileerrz” Bakhashwin, and Saleh Abdullah “Rw9” Bakhashwin, showcased exceptional teamwork.
This win marked a historic moment for Dralii, who became the first player to win three EWC titles across three different rosters. His previous victories were with Team BDS in 2024 and Karmine Corp in 2025. The Team Falcons’ *Rocket League* squad secured $400,000 and 1,000 Club Championship points for their first-place finish. Rw9 was named the tournament MVP, averaging 0.78 goals, 0.83 assists, and 1.91 saves per game.
2G Esports Crowned PUBG Mobile World Cup Champions
S2G Esports claimed the *PUBG Mobile World Cup* at EWC title after a closely contested campaign. The team reached match point in Game 15 and ultimately confirmed their victory in the final game of the competition. Their first-place finish, combined with their group-stage performance, earned S2G Esports a total of $555,000. Tianba’s Zhang “Qzz” Qingbo received the tournament SONY MVP award, recording 35 eliminations and 32 knockdowns, along with $25,000 in prize money.
FaZe Clan Triumphs in Rainbow Six Siege, Securing Triple Crown
FaZe Clan defeated national rivals FURIA 3-1 in the *Rainbow Six Siege* Grand Final, overcoming a late comeback attempt. Three members of FaZe Clan – Jaime “Cyber” Ramos, Lucas “soulz1” Schinke, and Eduardo “KDS” Chiste Fontes – along with coach Rafael “RafadeLL” de Oliveira, achieved the coveted Siege Triple Crown, having now won the Six Invitational, a Major, and the EWC. Cyber was named the SONY MVP for his performance, concluding the Grand Final with 53 eliminations and 29 deaths across four maps.
Magnus Carlsen Secures Back-to-Back Chess Titles
In the *Chess* competition, Magnus Carlsen continued his dominant run, securing back-to-back EWC titles. The Team Liquid representative remained undefeated throughout the tournament, concluding his journey with only wins and draws, ultimately conquering AG.AL‘s Denis Lazavik. For readers interested in more about competitive gaming, TechnoSports provides comprehensive coverage on the latest esports development (https://technosports.co.in/).
Club Championship Race Intensifies
The Club Championship standings saw a significant shift during Week 6. Team Falcons surged back to the top with 4,400 points, largely due to their maximum points haul in *Rocket League*. They edged past AG.AL, who currently hold 4,100 points, benefiting from Denis Lazavik’s deep run in the *Chess* tournament. While Falcons and AG.AL are in strong positions, Team Vitality and Natus Vincere remain close contenders heading into the final week.
The Esports World Cup (EWC) 2026 (https://esportsworldcup.com/) is set to conclude with its final week of competition, which will feature championship matches in *Counter-Strike 2*, *Fortnite*, *Trackmania*, and *CrossFire*, alongside the ultimate resolution of the Club Championship race.
