SKT Clid: "I faced iG often when I was in China. There’s not much pressure on facing them. We just need to prepare well."

SK Telecom T1 headed abroad on May 6th (KST) to participate in the 2019 Mid Season Invitational. We spoke briefly with their two junglers, Kim “Clid” Tae-min and Kang “Haru”

SKT Mata: "When I was playing for kt Rolster, we lost to iG at Worlds, so I really want to beat them this year."

Mata showed determination on his way to MSI. On the 6th of May (KST), Cho “Mata” Se-hyeong showed his determination on his way to the 2019 Mid Season Invitational. “3 years ago,

SKT Faker: "All teams that reached the MSI are teams that are the best in their respective leagues. I’ll beware of all of them."

SK Telecom T1 left Korea to take part in the 2019 Mid Season Invitational. On his team going to the MSI, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok expressed how he felt. “Since LPL took all ‘Worl

SKT kkOma: "I want to bring back the title: 'best league in LoL' to the LCK."

On the 6th (KST), SK Telecom T1 headed to Vietnam for the 2019 Mid Season Invitational. On their way, head coach Kim “kkOma” Jeong-gyun commented on going to such event. “As much as

Alban Dechelotte on LEC progression: "Let's give our players more reasons to become fans, and the LEC will grow with it!"

The European League of Legends region underwent a successful overhaul by all accounts. Indeed, since the region's top league transitioned to the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) brand, vi

TL Doublelift: His Thoughts on 2019 MSI, His Bond with His Teammates, What He Wants to Do Once He Retires, and More

Although Doublelift is an LCS player, he's a very familiar face here in Korea. Not only is he a 1st generation player that has consistently been staying at the top since season 1, but he's also maintained a good relationship with Korean players throughout his long career. Nicknamed "Dupgu," Doublelift has always been a popular and well-loved player in Korea.

Dog: "I almost turned down Grandmasters. (...) But just because I want to compete, I accepted the invite."

In Taipei, we sat down with one of the Americas region's Grandmasters: David "Dog" Caero. The popular streamer shared his thoughts on Grandmasters, why he almost turned down an invite to it, and evaluated the current Hearthstone meta.

JAG Head Coach H Dragon: "Actions speak louder than words so if you’re that desperate, take actions and give it your best shot."

Jin Air Green Wings' head coach, Han “H Dragon” Sang-yong is known for his kind and gentle personality. He is always the one who smiles and says, “Hi” to anyone he meets in the

Kolento: "The decks we have right now are just an improved or changed variation of what we had before."

"I really want more cards like that that allow more playful decks we haven't seen before."

100 Ssumday: "Spring fell through my fingers, but summer is what’s really important. My goal would be to show and prove what we’re capable of."

Anybody needs a break after being on their toes for long, especially when they're in the center of everybody's attention. How they relieve the stress they had would be all different. Some enjoy just

HOU JAKE: "Dallas Fuel has finally become our rival now that they've managed to take a match off of us."

Following the Battle for Texas, Houston Outlaws held a press conference featuring DPS Jacob "JAKE" Lyon, DPS Jiri "LiNkzr" Masalin, and Support Daniel "Boink" Pence to discuss Dallas Ultimate Weekend and the future of an already robust Houston Outlaws fanbase.

DF aKm: "When Outlaws got booed during the entrance, we could HEAR that we were going to overtake them."

After winning the Battle for Texas, Dallas Fuel held a press conference featuring Flex DPS Dylan "aKm" Bignet, DPS Zachary "ZachaREEE" Lombardo, Flex Tank Lucas "NotE" Meissner, and Head Coach Aaron "Aero" Atkins to discuss the successful 2-0 weekend and playing in front of the home crowd in Dallas.

Led by Sam Braithwaite, Hearthstone Esports Biggest Experiment is Almost Upon Us.

"What was important to Hearthstone esports was lost along the way. We had something going on every weekend. If you went on Twitch there always some sort of Hearthstone esport event and we were starting to lose viewership and momentum because we lost why people should care about what they were watching."

SF Shock's Rascal: "I had a huge motivation — it was like a chip on my shoulder where I feel like I didn't show everyone what I am capable of."

Rascal spoke with Inven Global about bouncing back to the Overwatch League after playing with the Spitfire and Fuel last season, how he meshed well with his teammates, and what Marvel heroes does he associate his teammates with.

Achilios talks casting Shanghai Dragons' first win, his duo dynamic with Wolf, and casting GOATS

Following the Charge's marathon victory over the Reign, Achilios joined Nick Geracie from Inven Global to discuss his time in the Overwatch League, his dynamic with Wolf, and even dropped  few suggestions to increase the excitement of Assault maps in competitive play.

DWG Flame: "Losing used to make me angry, and I often couldn't hold it in. Now I look at losses as a learning experience."

On the 23rd of February, the player that was widely regarded by fans as the 'carry captain' of CJ Entus played his first game back in Korea.

Bunnyhoppor on his World Championships performance so far: "I thought: Wtf dude, missing lethal at Worlds... *nice*."

After Rise of Shadows came out, you only had 8 days to complete your lineup for this tournament. Could you walk us through that process? It was completely insane. The first three days I just played st

LA Valiant's Agilities: "It's been a struggle for me to get used to that mentality of switching completely from trying to frag to keeping my team alive."

Agilities spoke with Inven Global about having to adapt to a non-DPS role, what changes are needed to the meta, and his relationship with fellow teammate Young-seo "KariV" Park.

Firebat on the Specialist format: I think it is a format that could work but it could also fail quite spectacularly.

Few individuals in Hearthstone’s five-plus year history have a better understanding of the competitive scene better than James “Firebat” Kostesich. The first ever World Champion even has a card named after him. So, prior to him leaving for the Hearthstone World Championships taking place in Taipei, he opened up about the upcoming changes to the competitive scene with the upcoming “Specialist format” being introduced as well as his recent selection as one of the North American Grandmasters.

Joemeister on collegiate esports, playing for Philadelphia Fusion, and coaching Harrisburg University

Joemeister joined Nick Geracie to discuss the development of collegiate esports, his experience playing for the Phliadelphia Fusion in the Overwatch League, and becoming the Head Coach for Harrisburg University's Overwatch team.