The M7 World Championship has set a new viewership record after drawing over 3.6 million peak viewers during its Swiss Stage, with the Knockout Stage now set to begin. According to data from Esports Charts, the Swiss Stage reached a peak of 3,627,103 concurrent viewers, making it the most-watched stage before a Knockout Phase in M Series history. The Swiss Stage format, first introduced in the previous M Series, was designed to make matches more balanced and competitive. This year’s results surpassed last year’s M6 Swiss Stage peak of 2.5 million viewers and doubled the numbers seen in older Group Stage formats. From January 18, the top eight teams will move on to the Knockout Stage, where they will compete for a USD 1 million prize pool and the world championship title. Read more in our articles including "M7 Swiss Stage breaks viewership record with 3.6M peak viewers" and "Nintendo Direct to unveil Switch 2 games for second half of 2026".
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Jun 2, 2026The M7 World Championship has set a new viewership record after drawing over 3.6 million peak viewers during its Swiss Stage, with the Knockout Stage now set to begin. According to data from Esports Charts, the Swiss Stage reached a peak of 3,627,103 concurrent viewers, making it the most-watched stage before a Knockout Phase in M Series history.
The Swiss Stage format, first introduced in the previous M Series, was designed to make matches more balanced and competitive. This year’s results surpassed last year’s M6 Swiss Stage peak of 2.5 million viewers and doubled the numbers seen in older Group Stage formats. From January 18, the top eight teams will move on to the Knockout Stage, where they will compete for a USD 1 million prize pool and the world championship title.
Our coverage of M7 Swiss Stage includes: "M7 Swiss Stage breaks viewership record with 3.6M peak viewers"; "Nintendo Direct to unveil Switch 2 games for second half of 2026"; "Summer Game Fest 2026 showcases new PS5 games". Each article provides unique insights and information.