World Of Warcraft 2014 Arena World Championship

This year, the World of Warcraft Gold championship is going to kick off on October 31. And the final teams have already chosen. They now only have a few weeks to train for their ultimate test. Today, we are not going to tell you how the competition will work, but to make sure you know exactly how to watch the championship.

However, the first way to learn the WOW Arena World Championship news and information is to visit BlizzCon.com. That is the place to go for information on format and structures, as well as the list of available language streams for the World Championship Opening Weekend.
In the Fifa xobx coins upcoming weeks, we’ll be adding brackets and player profiles, and posting all World Championship related news on the BlizzCon Tournament hub.
We are so excited to highlight all of the World of Warcraft Arena Invitational World Championship language partners who will bring you the tournament from 12 different regional perspectives. While the official HD streams and VODs will be hosted on BlizzCon.com, check out the list below to find a stream in your preferred region.
English-Blizzard
French-Alex Lamour
Italian-Battlecraft.it
Portuguese-VIU(Twitch, Hitbox)
Spanish(LatAm)-Antaurus TV
Spanish(EU)-Spagamers
Russian-Gothiques
Romanian-ESL
Polish-Kumbol
Chinese(zhTW)-GFI
Chinese(zhCN)-GameFY
Korean-AfreecaTV
Please note that the tournament starts at 12:00pm PDT October 31. The second match begins at 11:45am PST November 7 and the third game kicks off at 10:00am PST November 8. Don’t miss them out.