G2 Esports wins the EWC title in Warzone

Choosing to maintain a roster instead of succumbing to the urge for hurried overhauls after poor performances is an unusual and commendable approach in the competitive scene. G2 Esports reaped the benefits of this patience by securing the title of Warzone Resurgence Series Championship at the Esports World Cup, held in Paris, winning a prize of 250 thousand dollars and earning 1,000 crucial points for the EWC Club Championship overall standings.

The journey to victory required composure in a decision contested over 11 rounds. Five teams entered the final map with a shot at clinching the series in a point-to-start system, but the trio of Anziety, Bigman, and Cythe claimed the trophy by amassing 26 eliminations in the last match, totaling 210.4 points — a comfortable lead of almost 30 points over the runner-up T1.

The team's consistency was notable throughout the grand finale.

G2 Esports only missed the top 5 twice during the critical day and topped the overall eliminations count in the tournament with 150 kills. The aggressive performance earned Anziety the MVP award presented by Sony, securing an individual bonus of 25 thousand dollars.

The achievement becomes even more remarkable when compared to the organization's performance in the 2025 edition of the event, where the same lineup finished in 17th place and didn’t even make it to the final. Kept by the organization since February, the lineup chose to remain together despite community criticism and fluctuations in prior tournaments.

While G2 Esports celebrates their comeback, the favorite Team Falcons delivered a disastrous run, finishing at the bottom of the standings and exiting the competition without earning points in the overall ranking.

Allowing a team time to develop synergy and overcome tough moments brings a necessary fresh perspective to the esports ecosystem. Witnessing loyalty among players being rewarded with a dominant performance shows how long-term planning tends to outperform the pursuit of immediate results in the professional circuit.