Esports World Cup: Level Up returns with bigger stakes-more titles, prize money, and pressure-as teams from 100+ countries compete over seven weeks for the ultimate prize in esports. With 25 tournaments and $70M on the line, top clubs perform under a global spotlight while challengers close in, leaving no room for error in the race to crown the world's best esports club.

Emotion gets the best of players in the MLBB Women's finale. Meanwhile, in League of Legends, Korea's Gen.G represents their country's obsession with Esports on the global stage. Led by Chovy, they aim to step out of the shadow of their Korean rival, T1. In Honor of Kings, China's All Gamers pursue CEO Fei Fei's ambition for world domination - her vision riding on superstar YiNou.

With a slow start, Team Liquid, has a chance to make EWC history. Chess debuts with newly signed legend Magnus Carlsen as Liquid's best shot at a crown, while Team Falcons Grand Masters are eager to bring him down. Meanwhile, Liquid's MLBB is guided by a new coach, ArSy, whose journey from a harrowing childhood inspires his club to fight towards the club championship.

With the Club Championship tightening, COD: Warzone is a battleground for revenge as Falcons' reigning champ, Soka, finds himself in the crosshairs of two challengers with very personal grudges - all while Soka's home life is in turmoil. As pressure peaks, EA FC reshapes the race yet again - with Liquid surging, Falcons under fire, and Vitality closing fast.

The final week in the race for the Esports World Cup. Reigning Street Fighter champ, Xiao Hai, was drilled by a strict father to achieve greatness. And now the Club Championship hinges on Street Fighter, Rocket League, and Counterstrike as Liquid, Vitality, and Falcons face the final test. Superteams feel the pressure, underdogs tip the scales, and legacy waits at the summit.