Team
Chongqing Wolves
Chongqing Wolves is the Honor of Kings team fielded by Wolves Esports in China's professional scene.
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Founded
Not publicly disclosed
Based in
The team's Honor of Kings home venue is the Wolves Competition and Performance Center in Bishan District.
Signature achievement
2026 Honor of Kings Challenger Cup champion
The Paper reports Chongqing Wolves won the 2026 final against Chengdu AG Super Play.
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Club development program
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Commercial note
Wolves Esports was selected for the 2025 EWCF Club Partner Program, providing a documented international development context.[6]
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Current commercial partners
Partner
Not sufficiently verified at Club level
Commercial note
The retained sources do not provide a complete current esports-only sponsor roster.
References3
- [1]Wolves Esports — Honor of Kings — Official club history and title context.
- [2]2026 Honor of Kings Challenger Cup plan — Officially distributed competition plan.
- [3]Challenger Cup final report — 2026 champion and final result.
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