The Overwatch League 2020 season is now complete

The final regular-season tournament of the Overwatch League 2020 season is complete, with the San Francisco Shock winning the North America tournament and the Shanghai Dragons recapturing the Asia title. Shanghai’s win earns the Dragons the top overall seed in the Asia bracket for the 2020 postseason.

San Francisco off-tank player and 2020 MVP candidate Hyo-bin “ChoiHyoBin” Choi. Her is sitting infront of his computer with his Shock Jersey and Headset on — San Francisco off-tank player and 2020 MVP candidate Hyo-bin “ChoiHyoBin” Choi

San Francisco won a back-and-forth series over the Philadelphia Fusion – runners-up in the Summer Showdown tournament – to capture the Countdown Cup title in North America. The team also won the May Melee tournament earlier this season. The Shock and Fusion’s performance in the next two weeks will determine which gets the No. 1 North America seed in the 2020 postseason.

Visit overwatchleague.com to see all results in both brackets from this weekend.

The league has only two weeks of regular season play to go before the postseason begins on Sept. 3. All 20 teams will have a chance to make it to the 2020 Grand Finals, but top seeds and first-round byes are still at stake. Visit overwatchleague.com to see the latest season standings.

Fans can vote on the Overwatch League’s 2020 MVP from now until Aug. 28. Keep up with all of the latest news and content on the League website, as well as on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Subscribe to the League newsletter to receive the latest updates from the league.

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