The final showdown stretched to the ultimate game, cementing a landmark moment for the title as Honor of Kings and Arena of Valor teams faced off on a unified international stage. In the third-place match, Geekay Esports dominated ROC Esports with a clean 3:0 sweep. Jackie Huang, Head of Honor of Kings Global Esports at TiMi L1 Studio, noted that the event serves as a primary driver for mobile esports expansion, bridging regional communities into a singular, competitive ecosystem.
Following the Paris tournament, the 2026 calendar accelerates with a series of high-stakes events. The Asian Games in Nagoya are slated for late September, followed by the Esports Nations Cup in Riyadh this November. The season will conclude in December with the 2026 Honor of Kings International Championship, where 16 elite teams will contend for the year-end title. Simultaneously, regional leagues across Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Brazil will transition into their Fall seasons, while the Honor of Kings Women’s Series continues its expansion with the upcoming KWS4 championship.
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