The story of a FIFA eWorld Cup
- From a strange FIWC in 2004 to a FIFA eWorld Cup 2018
- FIFA.com gives an overview of all a Grand Finals
- Featuring records, facts, total and more!
2018 witnessed a FIFA eWorld Cup played underneath a new name for a initial time, though over a past decade and a half, a world’s heading FIFA players battled for tellurian excellence when a contest was famous as a FIFA Interactive World Cup. FIFA.com looks behind during a story of a eSports competition.
Beginnings
The initial chronicle of a foe was hold in 2004 in Zurich, Switzerland, with Brazil’s Thiago Carrico de Azevedo holding a title. In 2005 and 2006, a trophies went to member of a horde nation: in 2005, England’s Chris Bullard won a eventuality in London, while Andries Smit of a Netherlands emerged winning a year after in Amsterdam.
The contest afterwards had a interregnum before Alfonso Ramos claimed his initial pretension in 2008 in Berlin, ushering in a duration of prevalence where he competent for a Grand Final each year by to 2013.
The following year also saw a commencement of an era, with France’s Bruce Grannec winning a initial of his dual trophies in 2009 in Barcelona. The city also hosted a Grand Final a following year, with Nenad Stojkovic being crowned a 2010 champion.
In 2011, Francisco Cruz became a initial Portuguese actor to win a foe during a initial ever Grand Final to be hold outward Europe, in Los Angeles. Ramos wrestled a pretension behind in 2012 (in Dubai) followed by Grannec in 2013 (in Madrid) – dual repeat winners in a row. 2014 saw a Grand Final of a FIFA Interactive World Cup hold in Brazil, when Aug Rosenmeier became a initial Dane to lift a trophy.
Article source: http://www.fifa.com/fifaeworldcup/news/y=2018/m=9/news=the-history-of-the-fifa-eworld-cup-2993498.html