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Report: Broadcasting rights being sold for FIFA's eWorld Cup
Other options than Twitch are being considered.
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FIFA and EA Sports no doubt have big plans this year when it comes to FIFA 18's esports scene, and now The Esports Observer has reported that they're actually looking to sell the broadcasting rights for the FIFA eWorld Cup, due to be held in August with 32 of the world's best players competing against one another.
The Interactive World Cup last year, the equivalent to this year's eWorld Cup, saw Spencer 'HugeGorilla' Ealing take home the main prize, with the whole thing being streamed on Twitch, but now it seems other options are being considered for this year's competition. Do you have any ideas?
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