Team Vitality Becomes the Most-Watched Club at Esports World Cup

Team Vitality finished the Esports World Cup as the most-watched esports organization across all disciplines, according to statistics from Esports Charts.

Vitality competed across 16 different games during the event and generated a total of 48.31 million hours watched. That figure put the organization at the top of the ranking among all clubs represented at the Esports World Cup.

Team Falcons finished second despite participating in more disciplines than Vitality. The organization competed across 18 games and accumulated 40.68 million hours watched.

Aurora took third place with 40.56 million hours watched. The organization participated in nine disciplines, finishing only slightly behind Falcons despite competing in half as many games.

Most-Watched Clubs at Esports World Cup

• Team Vitality – 48.31 million hours watched (16 disciplines)

• Team Falcons – 40.68 million hours watched (18 disciplines)

• Aurora – 40.56 million hours watched (9 disciplines)

Team Spirit also finished among the nine most-watched organizations at the event. Unlike the leaders, Spirit competed in only three disciplines – Dota 2, Counter-Strike 2 and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.

Despite its smaller presence, Team Spirit generated 22.23 million hours watched. The organization also achieved significant competitive success, winning the Esports World Cup tournaments in both CS2 and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.

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The figures highlight Vitality’s overall audience reach at the Esports World Cup, while Spirit’s result stands out due to the organization competing in considerably fewer disciplines.