EWC 2026 Club Championship: The Final Showdown Between Falcons and All Gamers

All Gamers trail by just 300 points, and one final week of competition remains to decide who walks away with the lion's share of a $30 million prize pool.

Falcons' Rocket League sweep and a record-setting roster

Week 6 belonged to Falcons. The org's Rocket League squad — Samy "Dralii" Hajji, Yazeed "Kiileerrz" Bakhashwin, and Saleh "Rw9" Bakhashwin — dismantled Spacestation Gaming 4-0 in the Grand Final, banking $400,000 and 1,000 Club Championship points. Rw9 was crowned tournament MVP after averaging 0.78 goals, 0.83 assists, and 1.91 saves per game. Falcons also added 500 points for a third-place finish in Chess, padding the lead further.

The bigger storyline, however, is Dralii. The Rocket League veteran became the first player in EWC history to lift three titles across three different rosters, following championships with Team BDS in 2024 and Karmine Corp in 2025. That kind of career arc — three organizations, three rings in 24 months — is exactly the kind of resume that turns a free agent into a franchise cornerstone, and it explains why Falcons moved to lock him in.

All Gamers are 300 points back — and they still own the lane

All Gamers sit at 4,100 points and will be live in CrossFire, TrackMania, and Fortnite — three events where Falcons also compete. The Chinese org is the favorite to defend its CrossFire title, and a repeat there would swing the standings decisively. Fortnite, meanwhile, remains the wild card: battle royale finishes are notoriously volatile, and that is precisely the lane All Gamers needs to exploit to overtake the leaders.

Falcons still hold leverage of their own. The org is among the favorites in Counter-Strike and begins its playoffs campaign on August 19. TrackMania standout Carl-Antoni "Carl Jr." Cloutier also joins the Falcons banner next week — a quiet roster add with significant points upside if he lands a top-eight finish in a title where Falcons are already a factor.

Dark horses and the next domino

Two clubs outside the top two still have a pulse. Natus Vincere picked up 200 points after Nodirbek Abdusattorov reached the Chess playoffs, with more available in Counter-Strike. Team Vitality, widely viewed as a CS favorite, managed just 200 points in Rocket League — a reminder that depth across multiple titles, not star power in one, decides the Club Championship.

The remaining events — Counter-Strike playoffs from August 19, plus CrossFire, TrackMania, and Fortnite — will settle it. Per the rules, a top-eight finish earns ranking points, but only a tournament win unlocks the Championship itself. That is the rule keeping the door cracked for Vitality and Na'Vi, and the one All Gamers needs to slam shut before the final standings lock.