All invited teams in Call of Duty Warzone Esports World Cup 2024

The Esports World Cup 2024 has unveiled the list of teams invited to participate in the Call of Duty Warzone competition. 21 organizations from six different regions are set to play in the battle royale tournament for a $1,000,000 prize pool. Eight teams hail from North America, seven from Europe, and two from LATAM North and MEA. Meanwhile, APAC and LATAM South will send one team each.

The Call of Duty Warzone tournament in the Esports World Cup 2024 will kick off on July 3, 2024, and end on July 6, 2024. Check all the participating teams below.

All competing teams in Call of Duty Warzone Esports World Cup 2024

The Call of Duty Warzone segment of the Esports World Cup will feature 21 participating teams.

Here are all the squads set to compete from July 3 to 6, 2024, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia:

North America

Team Falcons
Fnatic
Cloud9
Twisted Minds
Gaimin Gladiators
Omit
SGP Syndicate
Team Destroy

Europe

Guild Esports
BSL
Team Vitality
Al Ula
Team Abwizz
Team Heretics
Team Vision

LATAM North

AG Global
Team Izund

LATAM South

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MEA

Team Xizx7
Onyx Ravens

APAC

NAVI

All Call of Duty Warzone Esports World Cup 2024 talents

Alongside the competing teams, the talents that will be present in the battle royale tournament have also been announced.

The following will be the voices behind the action, turning up the heat during intense matches:

Barney Banks (Stage host)
Reflections (Desk host)
Dreamcrazzy (Analyst)
Nfinity (Analyst)
Cmoore (Analyst)
Gojj (Caster)
Dandro (Caster)
Enigma (Caster)
IHoldShift (Caster)
Puckett (Interviewer)

The Esports World Cup 2024 is an eight-week competition featuring the biggest esports organizations in the world battling one another across multiple competitive titles. In it, two separate tournaments will be held for the Call of Duty segment: the Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 Multiplayer tournaments.

Check more EWC 2024 news and updates:

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