Riyadh Masters 2024 results & highlights vid: GG smashes Liquid

As part of the Esports World Cup 2024 taking place in Saudi Arabia, at Riyadh Boulevard, we saw 20 of the best Dota 2 esports teams compete at Riyadh Masters 2024 for their share of the massive $5 million prize pool. In case you couldn’t watch the Dota 2 esports action live, we’ve got you covered!

Riyadh Masters 2024 Dota 2 results

At the Riyadh Masters 2024 Play-In stage and Group Stage, fans were treated to some top-tier Dota 2 esports action, with thrilling matches across the board as teams got whittled down for the playoffs, which took place from 16 to 21 July 2024.

Watch our highlights video of the Riyadh Masters 2024 final below to find out what happened, or continue reading, or both!

In the upper bracket of the playoffs, Team Liquid got off to an exceptional start, beating Team Spirit with a convincing 2-0 and then beating Tundra Esports 2-1 before getting knocked down to the lower bracket by Gaimin Gladiators.

Team Liquid, led by Neta “33” Shapira, bounced back in the lower bracket with an exceptional win against Team Falcons on their home ground, knocking one of the favorites out of the tournament and making it look easy to get to the grand finale of Riyadh Masters 2024.

To make it to the grand finale, Gaimin Gladiators beat Entity 2-0 and then reverse-sweeped Team Falcons in dramatic fashion and knocked Team Liquid to the curb with a clean 2-0 win.

In the Grand Final of Riyadh Masters 2024, Gaimin Gladiators continued their monstrous performance, giving Team Liquid no room to move and no hope. Gaimin Gladiators won Riyadh Masters 2024 with an extremely convincing 3-0 in the Grand Final.

Congratulations to Gaimin Gladiators for winning Riyadh Masters 2024 and the lion’s share of the prize pool at $1,500,000. Team Liquid earned a healthy $800,000 in prize money as the runners-up.

Remember, you can watch more Esports World Cup action for the huge variety of esports titles by tuning into the EWC Twitch or EWC YouTube channels.

Header image via Esports World Cup Foundation.