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Gen.G Announces $46 Million Financing from Investors Including Will Smith, Keisuke Honda, Dennis Wong, and Others
Gen.G continues to expand its footprint as a global esports conglomerate while pushing the space forward in the U.S. market; Silicon Valley Bank named banking partner.LOS ANGELES, April 17, 2019
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LA Gladiators rOar's message to the other Overwatch League teams: "We have Decay in our team. Be prepared."
Chang-hoon "rOar" Gye spoke with Inven Global about what this match meant to him experiencing it for the first time, what this win means moving forward, and if he has a message to the other teams.
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GameWorks, Inc. to Host Large, National Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament; Esports Prize Pool Valued at $25,000
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- GameWorks, Inc., a full entertainment and dining experience for millennials, teens and families, announced today it will host one of the largest national esports tourn
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In-Depth Talk with 100 Bang: “I think I’m beginning to understand why Sneaky is so obsessed with cosplaying.”
We've interviewed many pro players or people who are related to esports. Almost as much as we conducted interviews, we wrote up their glee and sorrow, their concerns and griefs in many different ways.
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G2 GrabbZ on funnel comp: "Perkz said, 'Sona/Taric is very obnoxious...what could be more obnoxious?'"
Following G2's championship victory, Head Coach Fabian "GrabbZ" Lohmann joined Inven Global reporter Tom Matthiesen to discuss the team's approach to the LEC Finals, game 2's funnel comp, and take a look at what the team must improve on heading into MSI.
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TL Chaobo: "The question is always, 'Can Team Liquid give the fans something meaningful when we enter into a space?'
Inven Global reporter Nick Geracie sat down with Team Liquid's Ken "Chaobo" Serra to talk about managing one of esports' most expansive brands, how he met Steve "LiQuiD112" Arhancet, and TL's venture into Apex Legends.
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SKT Teddy Visits LoL Park to Support his Former Team Jin Air Green Wings with Clid and Coach Fly
2019 LCK Spring Split Finals MVP Teddy visited LoL Park to support his former team, Jin Air Green Wings. Along with Teddy, Clid and coach Fly also tallied along. Prior to the start of the second match
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KT Score: “Our current form is surely better than the regular season, and the teamwork is better as well.”
Score expressed his feelings after playing in the promotion/relegation match. On the 16th (KST), in the 2019 LCK Spring Split Promotion/Relegation match between kt Rolster and VSG, kt Rolster swept VSG
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KT Smeb on Former ROX Tigers Visiting LoL Park: "Those guys came to Korea early after not doing so well in their leagues as well. (Laughs)"
On the 16th of April (KST), kt Rolster faced VSG in the 2019 LCK Spring Promotion/Relegation match. In the double-elimination format, KT succeeded to go to the winners match by defeating VSG 2-0. In
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[LCS FINALS PRESS CONFERENCE] TL Jensen: "My motivation to win was Doublelift telling me about his date with Faker."
Following what was perhaps the most exciting LCS Final in history, Team Liquid held a champions press conference to discuss the series against TSM, Jensen's first title, and look ahead towards MSI.
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CohhCarnage reflects on his 2,000 day Twitch streak, how his channel almost died and more
Ben “CohhCarnage” Cassell is one of the largest Twitch streamers on the platform. With a little over one million followers, CohhCarnage, who often goes by "Cohh," specializes in strategy games --mainly RPGs-- and has turned his one-time hobby into a full-blown career. Cohh, who is in his mid-30s, is known for his community he dubbed the "Cohhilition," his relatable personality and entertaining gameplay. Over the weekend, Cohh sat down with InvenGlobal to discuss his journey on Twitch. A little over a week ago, Cohh did something he had not done in over five years --2,000 days to be exact-- ...he took a day off. That’s right. For almost five and a half years, Cohh would wake up, turn on his Twitch stream at 8 a.m. EDT and entertain an audience for, typically, eight or nine hours, then log off and do it all over again the next day, and the next day, and the next day. The allure of the “weekend” where one can kick back and relax while catching up on errands or sleeping did not exist in Cohh’s world. Every day was the exact same. On Sunday, April 7, that changed.
