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Seoul Dynasty’s Urban Fashion: HYPEBEAST X Seoul Dynasty Collaboration
Seoul Dynasty announced their fashion shoot in collaboration with HYPEBEAST, a fashion and streetwear webzine company. HYPEBEAST published their collaboration shoot with Seoul Dynasty, a pro Overwatch League team, on their official Korean website. Seoul Dynasty's Fleta, Ryujehong, Zunba, Tobi, and Fissure had photoshoots on their respective fashion styles with their favorite shoes in their team house, Gen.G's Seoul HQ, and a few other locations as well. Their photoshoots featured a variety of vivid colors and retro styles. Gen.G Esports and Seoul Dynasty have been trying a variety of different things; they have even produced music for their team entrance with pH-1, an artist who appeared on the popular Korean TV series, ‘Show Me the Money 777'. The following are translations of some parts taken from the interview with Seoul Dynasty with HYPEBEAST. To see the full text, visit their website by clicking here (The whole interview is in Korean).
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Sources: Tempo Storm to part ways with ViN, Glaurung
One of the top teams in the North American Heroes of the Storm scene is going to look much different come 2019. According to sources, Tempo Storm is expected to part ways with Vi "ViN" Nguyen and Mike "Glaurung" Fisk as the team looks to reload for the upcoming season.
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Ssumday on Staying in 100 Thieves: "I’ve done pretty well over the past year. I’ll do my best to perform even better.”
On the 20th of November, 100 Thieves released a video of Kim “Ssumday” Chan-ho, implying that Ssumday will be playing for them for the 2019 season.In the short video, 100 Thieves had a
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Team Liquid Signs CoreJJ
CoreJJ, the former support for Gen.G Esports, will be now joining Team Liquid, one of the top NA LCS teams. The announcement was made on November 20th 5 PM (PST) via TL's official social media account. CoreJJ was another player whose contract expired on the 17th, although it did not take long for him to find a new home -- Team Liquid. He originally started his pro career as an AD Carry for Bigfile Miracle in the year 2014; although his start may not have been a remarkable one, he gradually moved on to higher accomplishments in the League of Legends premier leagues with Team Dignitas, Samsung Galaxy, KSV eSports, and then Gen.G Esports. During his stay with Samsung Galaxy, he changed his role to support for the sake of their new ADC, Ruler; since then, he has been playing support in other teams as well. With CoreJJ on their roster, Samsung Galaxy has placed 1st in the LCK finals twice, eventually winning at the 2017 League of Legends World Championship after defeating SKT T1.
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[Event] Follow Inven Global on Twitter and Retweet For a Chance to Win a Hoodie With Faker's Autograph!
Hello!Thank you for having sent us interesting questions for the Faker video interview recently. That interview is currently on its way to being completed.To show our appreciation, we'll be hosting an
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Effort & Leo Renew Their Contract with SK Telecom T1
Effort (Sang-Ho Lee) and Leo (Gyeo-Re Han), the support and AD Carry for SK Telecom T1, will be renewing their contracts with the team along with Faker. SKT T1 announced that Effort, Leo, and Faker will be renewing their contracts with the team via their official social media on November 20th. Both Effort and Leo has recently begun their pro gaming career as part of SKT T1 for League of Legends. Although the team may have been comparably underperforming than they have before, Effort has undoubtedly proven his worth by playing with Bang in the bot lane in place of Wolf; he is renowned for his exceptional Pyke plays. As for Leo, the League of Legends fans have yet to see how he will turn out to be.
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KT Rolster’s Rush & Ucal Are Now Free Agents
KT Rolster announced via their official Facebook that their contracts with Rush (Yoon-Jae Lee) and Ucal (Woo-Hyeon Son) have ended, meaning they are now free agents. They expressed their gratitude to the players for staying with the team and voiced their support for the players' next venture. Ucal is one of the players that recently joined the League of Legends esports scene. Rush, on the other hand, has been a part of the pro league since 2015, starting with the NA LCS. During their stay on KT Rolster, Ucal was a mid laner and Rush a jungler for the team. As part of KT Rolster, they managed to be placed 1st in the 2018 LCK Summer Split, eventually making it to Worlds.
