The Arena World Championship (AWC) is undoubtedly one of the crown jewels of competitive gaming within the World of Warcraft community. This highly anticipated event shines a spotlight on the elite contenders of the PvP scene, featuring some of the most beloved high-caliber players that fans have grown to adore.
As the competition heats up, we have the complete WoW AWC schedule along with detailed standings for Cup One, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of the action. This dynamic hub will continually be updated, so make sure to check back for the latest news and highlights from the most exhilarating PvP battles in World of Warcraft.
WoW Arena World Championship Schedule
Prepare for an electrifying series of matches! The WoW Arena World Championship is divided into four individual cups and a Gauntlet, all taking place between September and October, culminating in the spectacular Grand Finals set for mid-November. Here are the critical dates to mark on your calendar:
- AWC Cup One: September 27-29
- AWC Cup Two: October 4-6
- AWC Cup Three: October 11-13
- AWC Cup Four: October 18-20
- AWC Gauntlet: November 15
- AWC Grand Finals: November 16-17
Each broadcast kicks off at 10 AM PDT / 5 PM GMT / 7 PM CEST, featuring a standard best-of-five format that leads to the grand finale with seven grueling rounds of combat. The top three teams from the cups will automatically secure a spot in the Grand Finals on November 16, while the bottom five will need to prove their mettle in the AWC Gauntlet on November 15. The victors of the Gauntlet will earn their place in the Grand Final, locking horns with the three other top-performing teams.
This season’s AWC will feature an exciting lineup of casters, including Eiya, Dmachine, Lythi, Supatease, Venruki, and Ziqo. Plus, fans should stay alert for a special guest announcement before the Grand Finals—follow the official World of Warcraft social media channels for the big reveal!
Current WoW AWC – Cup One Results and Rankings
As we speak, the 2024 AWC Cup One is in full swing, with the championship slated to kick off this Sunday, featuring only the top-performing teams from the previous days.
This thrilling event includes both European and North American teams, each taking their turn in the spotlight leading up to Championship Sunday. The best European squads battled it out on Friday the 27th, delivering some electrifying matches that had fans on the edge of their seats:
- Echowho triumphed over Bleached Bones with a stunning 3-0 in the quarter-finals.
- Streamerzone.gg cruised past Drive Overload also in a decisive 3-0.
- Whitened Bones shines with their 3-0 victory against the Ski Instructors in the preliminary quarter-finals.
- Unit Overloaded edged out Ultima with a hard-fought 3-2 in another preliminary quarter-final matchup.
The excitement continued on Sunday the 28th as North American teams took the stage, showcasing equally impressive performances:
- Powerful Toads surprised everyone with a 3-1 win against Liquid in the quarter-finals.
- Welcome to Jung swept The Fellowship aside with a remarkable 3-0.
- Level F dominated The Move with another 3-0 elimination round victory.
- The Company narrowly defeated Liquid 3-2 in a thrilling quarter-final elimination.
This year’s Arena World Championship has already demonstrated a captivating variety of team compositions and strategies, setting the stage for an extraordinary Championship Sunday. Events like the AWC are not just competitions; they’re a celebration of community, innovation, and the evolving meta in The War Within season one!
Where to Watch WoW AWC Live
For fans eager to catch all the live action, there are two go-to destinations to watch the Arena World Championship for free in the coming months. Tune in to the official Warcraft Twitch channel or the World of Warcraft YouTube channel to catch every explosive moment. Additionally, several prominent WoW content creators will be co-streaming the event. Make sure to check in on your favorite streamers and see if they’re part of the AWC thrill ride this year!
Let the battles commence!
