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Q&A: Mike McCabe, CEO of Esports Nations Cup
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Q&A: Mike McCabe, CEO of Esports Nations Cup
In 2024, the Esports Foundation debuted the Esports World Cup, bringing 28 club teams together and featuring a prize pool of $62.5 million, the largest in esports history. For the second edition of that event in 2025, the prize pool jumped to $71.5 million. The success of that event made it clear to its organizers that there was even more of an appetite for esports competition, and one way to fill it would be to introduce an event between nation…
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