BaiSha Gaming win the Esports World Cup CrossFire Tournament
Chinese esports organization BaiSha Gaming has claimed victory at the Esports World Cup 2026 CrossFire tournament, securing $750,000 in prize money from the $2,000,000 total prize pool. The team delivered a dominant performance in the Grand Final, sweeping Team Liquid 3-0 while conceding only nine rounds across the entire best-of-five series.
BaiSha Gaming entered the tournament as significant favorites following their decisive victory over defending champions AG.AL, the pre-tournament pick to win the title. The roster had established themselves as clear contenders with a dominant domestic performance, topping the CFPL (CrossFire Pro League) Points table and winning CrossFire Pro League Season 28 to secure China’s first seed at the international competition.
The team’s run to the championship represents a strong showing for the Chinese CrossFire scene on the global stage. Despite facing challenges in the group stage—where they suffered an upset loss to a regional opponent—BaiSha Gaming maintained their form through the playoff bracket to reach the Grand Final.
The convincing 3-0 victory over Team Liquid showcased the team’s mechanical skill and tactical execution. Their performance, particularly in limiting Team Liquid to just nine rounds across the series, demonstrated the clear gap between the top international teams at this level of competition.
This championship victory solidifies BaiSha Gaming’s status as one of the world’s premier CrossFire squads and represents a significant achievement for the organization on the international esports stage.