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Falcons are Rocket League world champions — and London is next

The official championship page confirms Falcons in 3v3, Zen and Atow in 2v2, and Nass in 1v1. Here is the result, not another preview.

Fictional car-football scene · AI illustration
Fictional car-football scene · AI illustration
ClutchScope explanatory graphic: Falcons are Rocket League world champions — and London is next
Original ClutchScope explanatory graphic. Figures and context are sourced in the article.
In this article
  1. Three formats, three titles
  2. The individual awards
  3. Rewatch with a question in mind
  4. What comes next?

Three formats, three titles

Rocket League’s official 2026 World Championship page confirms Team Falcons as the 3v3 world champions. Zen and Atow won 2v2, while Nass took 1v1. The event ran 15–20 September in Fort Worth, Texas.

The individual awards

The organiser lists Kiilleerrz as tournament MVP and Rw9 as Grand Finals MVP. Cheese received the breakthrough-player award. The tournament award and the finals award cover different scopes: they should not be collapsed into one generic “best player” claim.

Rewatch with a question in mind

For a useful replay session, separate the result from the route to it. Pause before a decisive attack and consider where each teammate is positioned. Then watch what happens when possession changes. That exercise reveals more about a sequence than the final touch alone; it is a viewing suggestion, not an unverified breakdown of this final.

What comes next?

The same official page announces the RLCS Club Championship Kickoff, 9–13 December, at Copper Box Arena in London. Live audiences are scheduled for 11–13 December. The official championship page links the VODs and next-event information. Our calendar keeps the confirmed dates together.