On the 19th, Jin Air Green Wings was able to secure their victory in the 2018 LoL KeSPA Cup by employing all 10 players on their roster. JAG defeated Reverse Gaming with a score of 2-0. Returning to t
SANDBOX Gaming defeats Winners to advance to the 'Round 1 Ro8'.On the 19th of December, the 2nd day of the 2018 KeSPA Cup took place. On the 1st series of the day, SANDBOX Gaming went up against Winne
If you were to ask someone what the biggest change is between the 2019 Overwatch Season and last year's season, the most likely response would be all the new teams joining the league. With 8 new teams
On the 18th of December (KST), Hanwha Life Esports (HLE) faced KeG Seoul for the 2018 KeSPA Cup Day 1. Different compared to the first series, this matchup was a pro LCK team going against an amateur
On the 18th of December (KST), the GC Busan Rising Star faced MVP on the first series for the 2018 KeSPA Cup. This matchup was between Challengers Korea teams. Both GC Busan Rising Star and MVP picked
The 2018 League of Legends season was one for the ages, and for one if its eldest paragons, it was a year of redemption. Legendary Russian Jungler Danil "Diamondprox" Reshetnikov is one of the longest
Cody "Cody Sun" Sun is looking to re-invent his image after a tumultuous end to 2018 on 100 Thieves.
We sat down with the entrepreneur for a look behind Tempo Storm and the man himself. Reynad opened up about the dreams he had for Tempo Storm, what the biggest hurdles were in the past - and are now -- to achieve those dreams, and the life lessons he has learned in the ever-changing landscape of modern-day media.
Some people fill their lives with their job - it's what they live and die for. And then there's people like Andrey “Reynad” Yanyuk, who ideally cram three full-time jobs in a day. Because
Fnatic's 2018 League of Legends team is the best western team to ever hit the rift. Armed with the perfect balance of veteran experience and explosive youthful talent, Fnatic became the first western
Faker is a name that is etched in all League of Legends esports enthusiasts' heart, and deservingly so. As a three-time World Champion that is decorated with a plethora of tournament titles, Faker is
Throughout the history of League of Legends esports, North America has been subject to criticism for a lack of talent development when compared to other major regions. To date, North America has impor
Last Tuesday, the “best Heroes of the Storm player in North America” abruptly announced his retirement from the competitive scene after spending the last four years making a name for himself. Fan “Fan” Yang, a member of the first Heroes of the Storm World Championship team for Cloud9 issued a statement through his current team, Tempo Storm, regarding his decision to step down. His full statement can be found here. When Fan was approached by InvenGlobal to talk about his decision to move on from competing in the Heroes Global Championship (HGC) in 2019, he opened up a bit more.
The Overwatch franchise team for Vancouver made their official announcement on December 1st and will be joining the Overwatch League in 2019. The team's name is ‘Vancouver Titans', and as many fans in the Overwatch community anticipated, the players are from RunAway, the team that swept the Overwatch Contenders KR. It is quite significant how every member of RunAway, the team that dominated the KR Contenders, got to join the 2019 Overwatch League. As the Overwatch League and regional Contenders were systemized in 2018, it was also the first year the players from the Contenders got to officially join the League. During this period, they had to test how smoothly the process of the Contenders players joining the League would go and how the Overwatch esports ecosystem would function around both the League and Contenders. During that process, every single member of RunAway made it to a League team, living up to their name as ‘the best regional Contenders team in KR'.
2018 was a rather unsatisfying year for the New York Excelsior. They seemed exceptional after having won the OWL Season 1 Stage 2 and 3, but they could not maintain their dominance to the end of the
Sergen "Broken Blade" Çelik Broken Blade showcased impressive flexibility in the TCL on Royal Bandits, and is ready to make his mark on North America as the first Turkish player to ever play in the NA LCS.
The 2019 LoL esports transfer market has almost come to a close. The word, ‘historical' would fit in perfectly, as a fair number of prominent teams have gone through a huge rebuilding process.
Looking back on the end of the year, Doublelift feels like he's overcome a hurdle personally and finally checked off the box of a strong international performance.
It's been a long time since League of Legends was released. Many players have come and gone in the LCK, yet there are still some players who have been playing since the very early era of the League. O
There is a fine line between pride and confidence.At a glance, the two can often seem indistinguishable. The divide is often even harder to discern for newcomers; inexperience can often make confidenc
