How to watch the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals
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World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals
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How to watch the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals

A prize pool of $300,000 is on the line
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Published: Sep 21, 2021 07:12 pm

The World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals will kick off on Sept 25. The top teams across Europe and North America will duke it out for a share of the combined $300,000 prize pool. The AWC: Shadowlands 2021 Grand Finals Champions title is also at stake.

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How to watch the AWC Grand Finals

World of Warcraft fans can watch the Arena World Championship Grand Finals over on YouTube. The action will begin at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday and Sunday.

Each day, the matches will start with the European region, followed by the North American one. The quarterfinals and semifinals will finish by the end of Saturday. Meanwhile, the elimination rounds and the finals will happen on Sunday.

Each competing team will duke it out against others in best-of-five matches before the best-of-seven finals.

Teams, players and classes

For the European region, World of Warcraft teams Reload Esports, Skill Capped, Method EU and Horizon earned a place in the Arena World Championship Grand Finals. Below are the team compositions and classes:

Reload Esports Lontar (Restoration Shaman), Vilaye (Shadow Priest), Merce (Warlock) and Mystic (Retribution Paladin)
Skill Capped Maro (Mage),  Asgarath (Restoration Druid), Blizo (Warrior) and Froffsy (Mage)
Method EU Chas (Restoration Druid/Discipline Priest), Zunniyaki (Shadow Priest), Whaazz (Rogue) and Thesia (Mage)
Horizon TonyFeral (Feral Druid),  Kasuxo (Hunter), GeluBaba (Mage) and Relzah (Discipline Priest)
How to watch the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals
Tournament brackets for Europe. | Provided by Blizzard Entertainment

As for North America, the top teams include Cloud9, the Golden Guardians, Method NA and Unitas Blue. Here are the World of Warcraft players and their respective classes:

Cloud9 Snutz (Rogue/Warrior), Chanimal (Warlock), Wealthyman (Mage) and Kubzy (Restoration Druid)
Golden Guardians Pikaboo (Rogue), Absterge (Restoration Shaman), Wizk (Shadow Priest) and Jellybeans (Hunter/Mage)
Method NA Ceralium (Mage), Brain (Holy Paladin), Drake (Windwalker Monk/Warrior/Rogue), Prev (Balance Druid)
Unitas Blue Smexxin (Warrior), Borngood (Holy Paladin), Aiden (Rogue) and Nuked (Mage)
How to watch the World of Warcraft Arena World Championship Grand Finals
Tournament brackets for North America. | Provided by Blizzard Entertainment

Skill Capped will face Reload Esports in the European quarterfinals. Meanwhile, Horizon will go up against Method EU.

As for North American quarterfinals, the matches will first feature Method NA versus the Golden Guardians, and then Cloud9 versus Unitas Blue.

The casters will include Gillian “Eiya” Long, Sid “Supatease” Compston, Elliott “Venruki” Venczel and Mohammed “Ziqo” Beshir.

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