
Xavier Woods, Adam Cole, WWE Stars Play in Facebook Valorant Tourney for Charity
WWE superstars got together for the second edition of the #PlayApartTogether Tournament on Thursday, which is a weekly video game series involving professional athletes and celebrities playing for charity directed toward COVID-19 relief.
The tourney is part of the World Health Organization's #PlayApartTogether movement.
Xavier Woods, Tyler Breeze, Cesaro, Aleister Black and Adam Cole all took part. Professional tennis player Taylor Fritz was involved too. A $25,000 donation was on the line as the WWE superstars faced off against two teams of professionals in Valorant.
WWE was one of four teams in a double-elimination tournament that also included Team Dipset, Team Professionals and Team Gen. G. WWE lost in the first round to Team Dipset 13-2 before falling in the consolation bracket to Gen. G 13-0.
Team Professionals won the title and the charity cash after running the table with two wins over Gen. G (both by 13-7 scores) and Team Dipset once (13-1). The Gen. G games were played in the first and championship rounds.
Professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau recently won a Fortnite tournament, defeating professional Tinaraes in the finals to earn the $25,000 for COVID-19 relief.
The series will continue Thursday evenings.


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