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Dustin Bailey

Premier fighting game tournament Evo has a new co-owner, but Sony's continuing to invest alongside Saudi Arabia's tourism project and WWE's parent company

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Sony Interactive Entertainment, the division of Sony that runs PlayStation, has sold its stake in the Evo Championship Series to Indian esports venture NODWIN Gaming. The fighting game tournament remains co-owned by RTS, which is receiving increasing investment from the Saudi Arabia tourism project Qiddiya.

"When SIE acquired Evo alongside RTS in 2021, our goal was to help the Evo community grow and spotlight the skills and passion of fighting game fans on a global stage," Phil Rosenberg, SIE's SVP and head of global partner development and relations, says in a press release. "As SIE transitions to become an Evo sponsor, the momentum for Evo has never been stronger, following a successful Las Vegas event and upcoming expansion to new regions. We look forward to supporting the continued growth of Evo globally."

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