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Games BlizzCon, EsportsLeague, Los, MultiplayerGame, OverwatchWorld, SantaMonica

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Last week, the City of Angels played host to the final Overwatch World Cup Group Stage, but mercy was nowhere to be seen as the two final spots for BlizzCon were claimed by Team USA and Team United Kingdom. That wraps up our group stage events. Thanks for joining us, and don’t forget to tune in this November as the top eight national teams descend on Anaheim, California to battle for glory in Overwatch World Cup playoffs. We’ll see you there! Relive the action: Get involved: Begin Your Watch: Like Us on Facebook: Follow Us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram:

Games BlizzCon, EsportsLeague, Katowice, MultiplayerGame, OverwatchWorld, SantaMonica

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The third stop for the Overwatch Group Stage saw us visiting Katowice, Poland where South Korea—2016’s reigning champions—stood as the final boss for Groups E and F. Their prowess was ultimately unmatched...but, from the carnage, a new challenger arose. Congratulations to both Team South Korea and Team Canada. We’ll see you in November! Up next: We’re travelling to sunny California. This weekend, eight nations will be fighting for the final two places in the Overwatch World Cup playoffs at BlizzCon. Who will dominate the competition in Los Angeles? Join us August 11-13 to find out! Watch LIVE on Twitch: Get involved: Begin Your Watch: Like Us on Facebook: Follow Us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram:

Games BlizzCon, EsportsLeague, MultiplayerGame, OverwatchWorld, SantaMonica, Sydney

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It was a perfect weekend for some mayhem as Groups C and D fought heroically last week in Sydney, Australia to determine which two teams would advance to the Overwatch World Cup playoffs. After three full days of head-to-head matches, Team Sweden and Team Australia emerged victorious and earned the right to represent their nations at BlizzCon this November. Next up: We’re heading to the European esports heartland of Katowice, Poland, where Groups E and F—including last year’s champions, Team South Korea—will take the stage. Join us August 4–6! Watch LIVE on Twitch: twitch.tv/playoverwatch Get involved: Begin Your Watch: Like Us on Facebook: Follow Us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram:

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