Team hogzmr beats xQc’s team to win $200K Marvel Rivals Twitch Rivals event: Final results

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Marvel Rivals Twitch Rivals

From the moment it was announced and teams were locked in for it, the first Marvel Rivals event for Twitch Rivals was fraught with controversy. Despite all the drama, the show went on and Team hogzmr came out on top. Here’s the full recap of what went down.

Creating a tournament that’s meant to be fun and light-hearted to showcase the platform’s best creators is a challenge, especially with a game like Marvel Rivals. It’s relatively new, but the people who have been investing early have been grinding hard.

However, with Twitch changing the rules at the last minute, the lineups for this event drastically changed, much to the dismay of the community. Ultimately, it was Team hogzmr that came out victorious despite the rule changes and the ensuing drama. They closed the show with a 3-1 scoreline against xQc’s squad.

If you missed any of the action, we’ve got you covered below with the final results.

Twitch Rivals Results

For the first day of the event, teams were divided into groups. Groups were round robin, with teams in each group facing off to see who would advance to the next round. These results seeded each team into a single-elimination bracket.

Below is the complete bracket now that the event is in the books.

Twitch Rivals Marvel Rivals bracket

When was the first Marvel Rivals Twitch Rivals event?

This initial Twitch Rivals tournament ran across January 18-19, starting at 2PM PST each day.

It featured 12 teams of six players duking it out for over $200k, with every streamer showing their POV on their own broadcast. Additionally, there was an official Twitch stream where fans could catch the action with an official broadcast.

Did this event have Twitch Drops?

Yes, the Marvel Rivals Twitch Rivals tournament had Twitch Drops. This event had one in-game reward player could get from watching in the form of the Dancing Fortune title card. All players had to do was watch any participating Twitch channel for 30 minutes to get it.

Full Twitch Rivals Marvel Rivals team list

There were 12 teams participating in the tournament, many of which underwent significant changes due to the last-minute rule adjustments from Twitch.

Dokibird bowed out of the tournament after the rule changes along with several other players, although Sykkuno was able to get back in after talking to Twitch reps.

Here’s the full list of updated teams that competed at the event:

Team abe

  • abe
  • eskay
  • foolish
  • peterpark
  • sleepy
  • Valkyrae

Team aztecross

  • aztecross
  • IFrostBolt
  • ohbless
  • Panduh
  • sayles
  • soloqueue_ow

Team calwya

  • calwya
  • ghasklintv
  • ms_megatron
  • brawlpro
  • emilytangerine
  • Deku

Team Joe_Bartolozzi

  • Joe_Bartolozzi
  • cochard123
  • crackly
  • foxman
  • JoJoThaMoFo
  • Sneegsnag

Team aspen

  • aspen
  • dark__ow2
  • awkosgames
  • FroggerOW
  • Pipluptiny
  • Warn

Team hogzmr

  • hogzmr
  • supergomezow
  • saboobooroll
  • CONEY
  • Jacoby_ow
  • misrok

Team Xmiramira

  • Xmiramira
  • jedioso
  • voxximillion
  • CakePopPlays
  • qneqs
  • mikeauxl

Team Zentreya

  • Zentreya
  • rubensargasm
  • guru
  • im_IPN
  • aramori
  • rainhoe

Team necros

  • necros
  • bogur
  • ellum
  • sykkuno
  • fufu
  • tsubunnii

Team Shroud

  • Shroud
  • Bnans
  • skadoodle
  • mace
  • QuarterJade
  • sYnceDez

Team willneff

  • willneff
  • pokelawls
  • Nesua
  • gigi
  • Myth
  • Noko

Team xQc

  • xQc
  • mewnfare
  • detailedtv
  • m0xyy
  • taxi2g
  • zombs

That’s the full rundown on the first iteration of Marvel Rivals in Twitch Rivals. There’s bound to be plenty more in future so we’ll keep you posted here as the next event comes into focus.