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The championship, hosted at Shams headquarters, will feature elite Arab and international players, including national e-sports teams from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. The event aims to create a high-level competitive environment and promises thrilling matchups in two of the most popular gaming titles.
Al Suwaidi explained in an exclusive statement to “Sharjah 24” that the first day is dedicated to “FIFA 25,” featuring two competitions: a 2v2 format with AED 40,000 in prizes distributed among the top eight teams, and a 1v1 format with AED 20,000 allocated to the top eight individual players.
The second day will feature “Tekken 8” matches with AED 40,000 in prize money for the winners, promising high-level action and strong participation from regional fighting game enthusiasts.
Al Suwaidi highlighted that the goal of the championship is to build a thriving competitive gaming community in the region and provide a platform for young talent to showcase their skills in front of a wide audience and industry professionals. The event supports the creative economy and enhances Sharjah’s position on the global e-sports map.
She added that professional players from several countries will take part in the championship, led by the national teams of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, alongside emerging Emirati talents eager to claim top spots in the competition.