The highly anticipated Call of Duty: Warzone tournament is set to begin at the Esports World Cup in Week 1. With a $200,000 prize pool and Club Championship Points up for grabs, the competition is sure to be intense.
The tournament will feature 21 teams, each consisting of three professional players from around the world. These teams are some of the best in the business, showcasing their skills and strategies in the battle royale game. Fans can expect thrilling matches and impressive plays from these top squads.
The tournament will kick off with a Solo Seeding Stage, where players will compete individually to determine their seeding in the Group Stage. The Group Stage will consist of three groups based on seeding, with the top 14 teams advancing to the Finals. The schedule for the tournament is as follows: Solo Seeding Stage on July 4, Group Stage on July 5-6, and Finals on July 7.
Viewers can catch all the action of the Esports World Cup Warzone tournament on platforms like Twitch and YouTube. If you miss the live broadcast, there will be VODs available to watch later, highlighting key matches and moments from the tournament. Don’t miss out on
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