In the EWC 2026 Crossfire Grand Final, Baisha Gaming dismantled Team Liquid with a clean 3-0 sweep to claim the championship. With this dominant performance, Baisha Gaming takes home the grand prize of $750,000 (approximately 1.03 billion KRW). By securing the title, the Chinese region has earned an additional slot for the upcoming CFS 2026 Grand Final scheduled for the end of the year.

The outcome of the final was widely anticipated after Baisha Gaming knocked out the defending champions, AG.AL, to reach the main stage. Baisha Gaming looked unstoppable, crushing the first set 10-1. They kept their momentum in the second and third sets, winning both 10-4 to seal the 3-0 victory. On the other side, Team Liquid was desperate for a win to climb the club championship rankings, but their star sniper Caio 'Goken' dos Santos simply could not find his rhythm, leading to a one-sided defeat.

By clinching the EWC 2026 title, Baisha Gaming has finally put their recent international slump behind them, marking a return to form since their 2023 CFS Grand Final win. In the third-place decider, Kingzone Esports comfortably handled Team Stallions with a 3-0 scoreline (10-4, 10-8, 10-5). It was a stellar international debut for Kingzone Esports, heavily bolstered by the performance of rising star Sun 'Ice' Feihe.

Team Stallions, however, struggled to find their footing as their ace, Christopher 'N9' Robinson, failed to make an impact. It appeared the exhaustion from their grueling five-set semi-final against Team Liquid the previous day took its toll, leaving the team to settle for a fourth-place finish.

You can catch the replays of the EWC Crossfire matches on the official EWC and CFS channels, as well as on Chzzk.