Esports World Cup Foundation Expands its Presence in India

Davide "Dovi" Xu

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The tournament organiser behind the EWC, the Esports World Cup Foundation (EWCF), has announced some key initiatives in expanding its presence in India.

Esports World Cup Foundation Expands its Presence in India

Esports World Cup Foundation taps into India with strategic partnership

With one of the world’s fastest-growing esports communities, the EWCF will announce a strategic broadcast partnership with India’s leading streaming and digital services company, as well as invite a Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) team to compete at the Esports World Cup 2025 (EWC), through a partnership with KRAFTON India.

According to the announcement, India’s leading broadcast partner will play a pivotal role in expanding access, amplifying fan engagement, and supporting India-based programming throughout the EWC 2025 season, including localized broadcasts, community events, and exclusive content offerings.

The winner of the Battlegrounds Mobile India Pro Series, which will be determined on July 6, will qualify for the PUBG Mobile World Cup 2025, set to take place between July 25 and August 3.

India has been expanding in the mobile esports industry at a rapid rate. Aside from its massive community, Indian esports organization S8UL was among the 40 clubs accepted Club Partner Program, the financial program created by the EWCF to foster the growth of esports teams. S8UL has already qualified for the EWC tournaments across Apex Legends, EA SPORTS FC, and is competing for qualification in Tekken, FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves, BGMI, and Chess.

“The Esports World Cup’s purpose is to unite the global gaming community, and that means investing in regions driving the future of the industry,” said Mike McCabe, Chief Operating Officer of the Esports World Cup Foundation. “India is central to that vision. With hundreds of millions of mobile-first players, it’s home to an ecosystem evolving at an incredible pace—from championship Clubs like S8UL to leading digital platforms that are transforming how fans experience esports. Through expanded partnerships and competitive pathways, we’re shaping the future of Indian esports, empowering its players and Clubs to compete at the highest level at EWC, bringing the best of the Esports World Cup to the country.”

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Davide "Dovi" Xu

Davide "Dovi" Xu

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If there’s one thing Davide knows better than his morning coffee, it’s League of Legends. He has spent more than 10 years playing the game. When he’s not writing, he’s probably playing padel or pretending to work while actually watching esports tournaments.
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