Yannick ‘Gaku’ Prost

🚨 Big and Great Announcement For Players From EWC 🚨 🎮 EWC 2027 is introducing NEW ways for players to qualify for the Esports World Cup! Here's a simple explanation 👇 Now the Players don't need to travel the world for EWC spots they can earn it in their own country. EWC is expanding its qualification system to give more players around the world a chance to reach the global tournament. Tournament organizers can now apply to become part of this system through two pathways. 🏆 ROUTE 1: DIRECT QUALIFIER Imagine a major Tekken tournament like Take Down in Pakistan. The organizer can apply to EWC to make the tournament an official part of the EWC qualification system. If approved: - Players can earn EWC qualification through that tournament. - The organizer continues to run the event under its own name. - The organizer manages and funds the tournament and keeps its local commercial opportunities. The exact number of EWC slots will depend on the approved qualification rules. 🎯 ROUTE 2: SATELLITE LCQ SATELLITE LCQ means the local tournament now can be considered as the LCQ if approved by EWC. This gives local tournament organizers another possible way to help players reach EWC. Here's how it works: 1️⃣ An organizer applies to run a Satellite LCQ. 2️⃣ If approved, the local tournament takes place. 3️⃣ The winner earns a place in the relevant EWC Last Chance Qualifier (LCQ). 4️⃣ They compete against other players at the LCQ for a chance to reach the main EWC event. Local tournament → EWC LCQ → Main EWC (if qualified) ✅ 📅 The Last DATES to apply for spots. - Applications close: December 20, 2026. - All Satellite LCQs must finish by June 1, 2027. @DNMirza Must Apply For the Spot.✌️ Great Opportunity for All Players Specially the local Pakistani Players. Re-tweet must✅️ #EWC2027 #TEKKEN8