2018 Overwatch World Cup Blizzcon Quarterfinals Bracket

By Nicholas Barth ·

The bracket for the top eight at the 2018 Overwatch World Cup taking place at Blizzcon has been revealed by Blizzard.

2018 Overwatch World Cup Blizzcon Quarterfinals Bracket

The 2018 edition of the Overwatch World Cup has seen plenty of intense Overwatch action as teams have battled it out in qualification group stages to have a chance to represent their home country as one of the top eight teams in the world at Blizzcon. After four qualification stages, the final eight teams who will be battling it out for the 2018 Overwatch World Cup Championship at Blizzcon have been decided in a quarterfinals bracket that is sure to deliver some entertaining Overwatch. 

Overwatch World Cup Bracket for Blizzcon 2018

The top eight teams that have punched their ticket for the Overwatch World Cup Quarterfinals bracket at Blizzcon are the following:

  • Incheon - Finland and South Korea
  • Los Angeles - Canada and the USA
  • Bangkok - Australia and China
  • Paris - France and United Kingdom
Overwatch World Cup 2018 Bracket Blizzcon
(Source: Blizzard Entertainment)

These eight teams were divided into two groups (first place teams - China, France, USA and South Korea and second place teams - Australia, Canada, Finland and the United Kingdom) for the quarterfinals bracket at Blizzcon based on their finishes during each of their respective group stages. The first place teams were randomly drawn to play one of the second place teams. 

The bracket matchups for the Quarterfinals of the 2018 Overwatch World Cup will be played on Friday, November 2nd. At the time of this writing, no specific times for the quarterfinal bracket matches were made available. However, Blizzard stated that the specific match times would be announced at a later date. 

Each of the eight teams that made their way to Blizzcon for the quarterfinal bracket will battle it out until only two remain. These two teams will then meet in the championship match on Saturday, November 3rd.

Will South Korea be able to defend its 2017 Overwatch World Cup title or will another country be able to add World Cup Champions to its competitive resume for Blizzard's first person shooter? Let us know in the comments below!

(cover photo courtesy of Blizzard Entertainment)