Summer is almost over, but 2021 still got its share of esports events coming up. Here are the 4 best esports events happening in Fall 2021 to put on your radar. Overwatch League 2021
Luka “Aspire” Rolovic joins Toronto Defiant for the rest of the Overwatch League 2021 season. After two successful 30-day contracts, Toronto Defiant officially welcomes DPS player Luka “Aspire” Rolovic to the team. Aspire first
Here are 7 tips to get started as a professional esports player. Becoming an esports pro player is a dream for many gamers. But how do you turn a gaming hobby into a real
J. Allen Brack, President of Blizzard, steps down from his position as the company faces a lawsuit regarding sexual harassment and gender-based discrimination. In these past few weeks, several employees and ex-members of Activision
Seung-hyun “Ivy” Lee, flex DPS player for New York Excelsior, retires from the Overwatch League. As the Summer Showdown is ending, New York Excelsior is bidding farewell to one of their latest picks. Seung-hyun
Luo “Elsa” Wenjie, tank player for Chengdu Hunters, retires from the team. Luo “Elsa” Wenjie, one of the core members of Chengdu Hunters, is retiring from the Overwatch League. THANK YOU ELSA!Today we say
New York Excelsior signs former Boston Uprising Shin “Kalios” Woo-yeol as their new off-tank player. New York Excelsior welcomes a new off-tank player: Shin “Kalios” Woo-yeol. The team placed 4th in the June Joust
The Houston Outlaws part ways with João Pedro “Hydration” Goes Telles. As the team is heading to the Overwatch League 2021 Summer Showdown tournament, the Houston Outlaws decided to part ways with João Pedro
San Francisco Shock is parting ways with Nam-joo “Striker” Kwon. The team is welcoming back Seonchang “ANS” Lee, who retired in January to play Valorant. San Francisco Shock made two unexpected changes to their
The Overwatch League unveiled all the details of its Summer Showdown tournament. Shanghai Dragons just won the June Joust tournament, after their second place in the May Melee tournament. Following the end of this
The back-to-back champions of the Overwatch League, San Francisco Shock, may see the end of their reign this season. The Overwatch League is about to see the Finals of its June Joust tournament, but
In the latest Developer Update, Aaron Keller announced that Overwatch will now support cross-play between all platforms. This is a great day for the entire Overwatch community: cross-play is coming to Overwatch. This means
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