Paris La Défense Arena Hosts Rocket League, Call of Duty Majors

Paris La Défense Arena will stage two major esports tournaments before the Esports World Cup arrives in the capital. The Rocket League Paris Major runs from 22 to 24 May, followed by the Call of Duty League Major IV Tournament from 26 to 28 June. The Rocket League Paris Major brings together the top teams of the popular car‑soccer title for a three‑day competition. Organisers expect a strong international field and a packed audience in the arena. The Call of Duty League Major IV Tournament will feature elite squads battling for supremacy in the shooter franchise. The event is scheduled for the weekend of 26 to 28 June, offering fans high‑intensity matches. Both events serve as a prelude to the Esports World Cup, which will be hosted in Paris during July and August. The World Cup will showcase a range of games and attract global attention. Céline Trioux, marketing and communication director of the venue, explains the arena’s growing role in esports. She highlights the venue’s capacity and its ability to deliver world‑class production for large‑scale gaming events. The arena, billed as the largest indoor venue in Europe, is positioning Paris as a leading esports destination. Its flexible infrastructure supports both traditional sports and high‑profile gaming tournaments. Looking ahead, the upcoming Esports World Cup is set to cement Paris’s reputation as a hub for competitive gaming. Organisers anticipate heightened media coverage and increased visitor numbers throughout the summer.