(Esports news) The World Esports Cup (WEC 21) has come to an end with teams such as Arrow Esports, Chemin Esports, Total Gaming and Orangutan Elite securing the Global Finals berth and will now face the best teams from Pakistan and Nepal. The championship which began on November 21st 2021 is in the last leg of its grand finale with the mega event starting from January 10th to 14th 2022.
Despite putting up a valiant battle, Team SoloMid (TSM FTX), Blackflag Army, Aura Gaming, Stone Crushers, Desi gamers, TG Tycoon, Helping Gamers, and UG Empire could not secure a place in the final showdown as the event was a resounding success with one million plus views, views–6 lakh on the first day while 4 lakh on second.
We’ve got some of the most recognized free fire teams from across India, Pakistan, and Nepal
through the tournament and it's heartening to see that the best and the most skilled ones will be taking on each other. With Indian and Pakistan clashes along with the teams from Nepal on the card, we promise an edge-of-the-seat thriller as you watch the global finals. I congratulate each team who made it to the grand finale and I wish each of them the best of luck for the final showdown. I personally look forward to the epic clash of India vs Pakistan in this last leg,” said Mr. Vishwalok Nath, Director, World Esports Cup.
The teams representing Pakistan in the final showdown will be: Team Hotshot, The Guardians, Five mutants and Legend Style ES while the teams representing Nepal are: 2b Gamer, Tonde Gamer, Dada Gang and KM Brotherhood. Team Arrow Esports, with players like Afzal Khalid, Roshan Singh, Sanchayan Das, Abdullah Khalid, Divyanshu Singh and Prableen Singh in their team, topped the India Finals with the most points, 158, (Rank point – 93 and Kill point – 65).
Team Chemin Esports, comprising top gamers like Swastik Madhukar, Anil Vadher, Prakash Vaghela, Jogesh Pandey and Anand Madhukar, secured the second position with 154 points (Rank point – 91 and Kill point – 63). Ajay Sharma- led five-member Team Total Gaming, comprising gamers like Hora Vetkumar, Narai Yadav, Daksh Garg, and Rohit Sarraf (sub) grabbed the third position with 122 points (Rank point – 64 and Kill point – 58). Team Orangutan Elite, with Dev Kumar, Rohit Sahu, Lokesh Karakoti, Aditya Singh, and Ajay Saini in their roster, joined the top three in the fourth position with 113 points (Rank point – 67 and Kill point – 46).
The inaugural edition of WEC with Infinix Smartphones as the title sponsor has a prize pool of Rs. 75 lakh. The tournament will be played virtually and will be streamed live on India Today Gaming Youtube Channel along with the Facebook handles of India Today, and Aaj Tak giving fans across India, Pakistan and Nepal the opportunity to witness the tournament and watch their favourite teams compete in Free Fire.
