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Saudi Arabia’s Qiddiya City gets full ownership of Evo.

Sony sold its ownership stake in the fighting game tournament to Nodwin Gaming last August, making it a co-owner alongside RTS, an esports company acquired by the Saudi-backed Qiddiya City.

But now, RTS has purchased Nodwin Gaming’s stake, too, bringing full ownership of Evo under the Qiddiya umbrella, Shacknews reports.

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