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Despite starting in 2020 in the context of the pandemic, and given the impossibility of continuing in professional sports leagues, the BBVA MX eLiga has had good results and its second season appears to have solidified its proposal in terms of esports and as an alternative to those leagues. Who love virtual football. The 2021 edition of this competition is over and now it’s time to take stock, which is positive.
BBVA MX eLiga was a success
Through a post on the official Twitter account of Liga BBVA MX, it was reported that the Championship FIFA 21, BBVA MX eLiga, has been watched by over 9 million people and generated over 95 million impressions online, numbers that show that the proposal and its format have impressed fans and, most importantly, resisted the clip. From the pandemic as the Mexican Football League has been revitalized, but interest in this competition in the video game sector has not been lost.
In this sense, the eLIGA BBVA MX organizers reported that the 2021 edition of this tournament, which took place between May 4-30, produced: “702 entries that generated 95.8 million impressions, 3.8 million video copies and 6.4 million interactions.”
The #hahahahaha It has been watched by over 9 million people and has reached over 95 million impressions. #LigaBBVAMX https://t.co/TAtsmRE7AJ pic.twitter.com/vcs8gHkL04
– Liga BBVA MX (LigaBBVAMX) June 6, 2021
Atlético San Luis declared BBVA MX eLiga champions
eLIGA BBVA MX concluded with the championship for Atlético San Luis, controlled by José ‘RapidBunny’ Sánchez. This team’s trajectory began in the last round with a victory over UANL Tigres; Then it was their turn to face UNAM Pumas, who shut down hard but surrendered to Team RapidBunny. Finally, the duel of glory took place between Atlético San Luis and Chivas del Guadalajara, culminating in the victory of the San Luis team, who were declared champions.
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