The purpose of this event was to bring together eSports athletes from across the world to compete in a FIFA 22 tournament, and to invite eSports enthusiasts to watch and participate in tournaments.
Syed Hamad Abbas, president of the QU eSports Club, said: “It was a fantastic experience to be part of this mega event. We first accepted registrations over a week and then proceeded to collaborate with Quest in the organisation of this event. We held our side tournament throughout
the second and third days. Our tournament winners, Mohamed Albourdiny and Adham Ali, will be receiving a PS5 and Oculus VR headset, respectively.
“We are looking forward to any opportunity that we can take, to work with other organisations. Our platform grants us potential access to a huge number of participants and event organisers."
Ahmadyar Qureshi, vice-president of the QU eSports Club, said: “The FIFA Champions Cup was one of the biggest eSports events in the region and I am proud we were part of it. The event organisation was to- notch and I hope we get to see more of these events in the near future."
Mohamed Albourdiny, first place winner of the tournament, added: “It was an amazing experience and an amazing competition in general. It is my honor to win today and I’m excited to compete in future competitions.”
Ooredoo Nation’s Champions Cup is the biggest eSports Lan event happening in the region.
