Team Risk keeps an Al Qadsiah core and adds cuFFa, amdp, WMaimone and sHockWave
The October 6 announcement combines returning teammates with new tank and damage options for Stage 3.
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The October 6 announcement combines returning teammates with new tank and damage options for Stage 3.
The organization's October 5 announcement brings a new tank option and a replacement in the support line.
The October 2 report marks a veteran departure and two damage-line additions ahead of EMEA Stage 3.
Eight Korean lineups return to the regional race after the country's World Cup victory.
Two September 29 posts set up NTMR's damage-line change before the next North American stage.
DSG's September 28 announcements add the championship tank alongside Ryan and alex.
WDG's revised schedule runs through November 3, with the competition format and qualification route kept intact.
The September 21 report resolves the stated 2025 prize-money dispute for Kellex and his former teammates.
Eight teams enter the regional stage, with three OWCS Asia places at stake.
HaoYoqian and Farway move from management back into the lineup as JD Gaming changes players and coaching staff.
Liquid's September 18 signing adds a veteran support ahead of North America's final OWCS stage.
A 4–1 final against Saudi Arabia brings the trophy back to Korea, with France taking bronze.
The head coach says he needs time for family and will continue his South Korea World Cup work remotely.
T1's September 7 announcement adds another coach ahead of the closing OWCS stage.
The two-weekend Raidiant championship ends with Timeless x Missing ahead of Kafé Fika.
The August 31 announcement in Japan leaves the organization sponsor-free, but its CEO frames the move as deliberate rather than a shutdown.
Eight teams enter a two-weekend double-elimination bracket with hero bans, official broadcasts and the Raidiant Series title on the line.
Saudi Arabia, Spain, Germany, Sweden, the United States, South Korea, France and Australia survived Busan and now have their quarterfinal matchups.
Spain's 3–0 win left Germany, Spain and Canada tied at 2–1, with map differential sending Germany and Spain to BlizzCon and eliminating Canada.
France handed the host nation its only Group D loss, then finished Busan unbeaten to qualify for BlizzCon as the group winner.
Sixteen national teams enter four round-robin groups, with only the top two from each group advancing to the World Cup Finals at BlizzCon.
World Cup viewers can earn icons, sprays, name cards, three Battle Pass tier skips, six Esports Loot Boxes and the Busan Cow weapon charm from August 20–23.
Eight teams enter a mixed-elimination weekend on August 8 and 9, with every team advancing to the championship but the top four earning the strongest seeds.
Overwatch Esports has corrected the release timing for this year's partner team cosmetics, confirming that the collection will enter the game alongside Season 4.
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