Hello guys! The Arena World Championship (AWC) is one of the most prestigious PvP events in the world (of Warcraft) and the Cups return for the final season of the AWC in Battle for Azeroth starting Friday, May 22.
Guide to see the Arena World Championship 2020
The Arena World Championship (AWC) is one of the most prestigious PvP events in the world (of Warcraft) and the Cups return for the final season of the AWC in Battle for Azeroth. We don't want you to get excited in moderation; it's time to FLIP IT. Do not miss it exclusively in YouTube.com/Warcraft starting Friday, May 22.
Enter the arena
In order to safeguard the health and safety of players, employees and partners, the 2020 season of the Arena World Championship in Battle for Azeroth it will be held entirely online. We have made some innovative and necessary changes in the AWC format that you can consult here.
Event Calendar
The AWC will be broadcast exclusively on YouTube.com/Warcraft on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Each broadcast will begin at 19:00 CEST on YouTube.
Take a look at the calendar for the complete list of broadcast dates and times.
Commentators
Elliot "Venruki" Venczel: Twitter | Twitch | YouTube
In addition to championing the Arena World Championship at the 2012 Global Final in Shanghai, Venruki is also known for his analysis and commentary as an expert on AWC tournaments. A professional gamer since 2008, he achieved his first Rank 1 title in Season 3 and has competed in Blizzard and community tournaments to this day. Follow Venruki on Twitch.tv/Venruki to watch him play high-level PvP on World of Warcraft y WoW Classic.
Sid "Supatease" Compston: Twitter | Twitch | YouTube
Sid has been heating up the WoW tournament scene as a storyteller and commentator since 2014, and for years he's been a regular in the arena, where he has garnered several top-tier titles. Outside of the game, he has put a Copernican twist on his life by shedding 40 kilos and committing to living healthier. Don't miss his musical ability with his flute solos and impromptu rapper-style commentary on his own plays.
Mohamed "Ziqo" Beshir: Twitter | Twitch | YouTube
Ziqo, the Stockholm wizard, has garnered top-notch titles in all expansions and has been playing World of Warcraft since I was a child. Due to his vast knowledge of World of WarcraftWith his trademark laugh, deep voice, and quirky haircuts, he was the perfect fit for the AWC broadcast analyst position.
Gillian "Eiya" Long: Twitter | Twitch
Gillian "Eiya" Long joined esports in 2016. She has worked as a stat producer, observer and tournament manager, and her passion for WoW esports is evident both behind and in front of the cameras. WoW fan since Burning Crusade, debuted as a reporter and host last year, and hasn't stopped since. Most recently, she has hosted the Method Mayhem and the Mythic Dungeon International.
Rich Campbell: Twitter | Twitch | YouTube
Rich is not just one of the best players in World of Warcraft of the story, in all aspects of the game and with all the specializations, but he is also very good at speaking in public and looking like a gentleman. He began by introducing the World of Warcraft Arena in Warlords of Draenor and since then he has traveled the world with the tournament. He is excited to be back in what appears to be the best year in American history. Esports of WoW.
Keep up to date
Follow us on YouTube and our new channel WoW Esports Twitter. Check the broadcast calendar in our esports page. Good luck and have a good time!