From Rising Contender to Club Champion: AG.AL's Three-Edition Esports World Cup Rise

   Paris, August 24, 2026, SPA -- AG.AL reached the top in just three editions of the Esports World Cup, competing in five game titles at the inaugural 2024 edition, expanding to nine in 2025, and claiming its first Club Championship title in the 2026 edition in Paris.
   The journey began at the 2024 Esports World Cup, when the club competed under the name All Gamers in five game titles, laying the foundation for its growing participation and improving results over the next two editions.
   A year later, AG.AL expanded its participation in the 2025 edition from five to nine game titles, a broader presence that paid off as the club won the Honor of Kings and CROSSFIRE titles and established itself as one of the tournament's leading contenders.
   As the 2026 edition got underway in Paris, AG.AL shifted from building its presence and collecting individual titles to mounting a serious challenge for the Club Championship, supported by strong results across several competitions that steadily increased its points tally.
   A key turning point was Pakistan's Khawaja "M. Zubair" Muhammad Zubair's TEKKEN 8 victory after advancing through the Last Chance Qualifier. The win earned AG.AL 1,000 points and moved the club into first place in the Club Championship standings.
   The decisive result followed when France's Gwendal "Gwen" Duparc captured the Trackmania title, securing the Club Championship for AG.AL and taking its final tally to 5,300 points.
   AG.AL's three-edition journey reflects a steady rise in competitive strength, culminating in its first Club Championship title in Paris in 2026 after establishing itself as a formidable contender across multiple game titles.
   -- SPA