Esports Awards 2025 Results: ZywOo named Player of the Year as Vitality crowned Team of the Year, Falcons win Organization of the Year

Voting in the Esports Awards 2025, one of the most authoritative awards in the world of esports given annually to the best players, teams, and organizations, has just come to a close. Representatives of Counter-Strike 2 took major awards of the year: Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut received PC Player of the Year, while his team Vitality became Esports Team of the Year.

The Falcons won Esports Organization of the Year underscoring it as one of the leading contemporary multi-discipline powerhouses in esports. Team Liquid was presented with Creative Campaign of the Year in recognition of their 25th anniversary. IShowSpeed was awarded for Best Streamer of the Year.

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All Esports Awards 2025 Winners:

• Esports Game of the Year: League of Legends

• Mobile Esports Game of the Year: PUBG Mobile

• PC Player of the Year: ZywOo (CS2)

• Esports Team of the Year: Vitality (CS2)

• Controller Player of the Year: Xiao Hai

• Esports Coach of the Year: Kim (League of Legends)

• Esports Breakthrough Player of the Year: Mercules (Call of Duty)

• Esports Organization of the Year: Falcons

• Esports Content Creator of the Year: Jynxzi (Rainbow Six Siege)

• Esports Analyst of the Year: aEvilcat (Valorant)

• Esports Host of the Year: Bulii (League of Legends)

• Esports Play-by-Play Caster of the Year: CaptainFlowers (League of Legends)

• Esports Caster of the Year: Vedius (League of Legends)

• Streamer of the Year: IShowSpeed

• Esports Highlight of the Year: Doran (League of Legends)

• Esports Commercial Partner of the Year: Red Bull

• Esports Publisher of the Year: Riot Games

• Esports Supporting Platform of the Year: Liquipedia

• Esports Support/Agent of the Year: Prodigy Agency

• Esports Squad of the Year: S8UL

• Esports Personality of the Year: 8bit_thug (S8UL)

Once again, the Esports Awards 2025 confirmed that Counter-Strike 2 and League of Legends remain the leading titles shaping the face of the global esports scene.