A China-based esports organization called All Gamers just did what nobody expected: win the entire Esports World Cup Club Championship. The team finished with 5,300 points across 25 tournaments spanning 24 different game titles, beating out defending champions Team Falcons from Saudi Arabia by a comfortable 700-point margin.
The victory, sealed on August 23 in Paris, represents a genuine power shift in competitive gaming’s biggest multi-title event. Team Falcons managed 4,600 points for second place. France’s Team Vitality rounded out the podium with 3,300 points.
A Trackmania upset changed everything
The decisive moment came from an unlikely source. French player Gwendal “Gwen” Duparc won the inaugural Trackmania event at the tournament, securing $7 million in prize money for All Gamers, the largest single payout in EWC history for this format.
The timing was brutal for Team Falcons, who exited the Trackmania bracket in the quarterfinals.
