Overwatch League: Tydolla Leaves The Gladiators For The Justice
| Tags: Overwatch
| Author Joseph Shay
The first move of the offseason.
Many players and coaches have been dropped by or parted ways with their teams the last week. Finally though, we have some good news. It comes from the 2020 Summer Showdown and 2021 Countdown Cup champion coach Sueng-min “Tydolla” Jung.
Tydolla formerly played the role of Assistant Coach for the Guangzhou Charge and LA Gladiators. Now, he makes his way to the American East Coast, straight into its Capital City. The Justice cites his aggressive style as being something they value in him, meaning that next season we may get the Washington Justice we were promised for 2021. They also cite his talent for working with players on individual improvement. This is something the Justice desperately needs based on their 2021 season. Their only successes came when they were playing fluidly in synchronization together. They rarely ever succeeded in moments where individual players only would shine.
𝙉𝙀𝙒 𝙃𝙄𝙍𝙀
We are pleased to announced @TydollaOW will be joining the Justice staff as an Assistant Coach!TyDolla brings an eye for a more aggressive play style and deep experience working with players for individual improvement to our team.#JusticeIsServed pic.twitter.com/xGecacw2TL
— Washington Justice (@washjustice) October 5, 2021
Though coaches do not get signed, but rather hired, it is still exciting to see a new team member finally being named in the off-season. The real mayhem will start on Friday, October 9 when the transfer window opens up and teams push their deals through with each other to begin building their first Overwatch 2 rosters.
Joseph is Production Director and Writer with experience in the esports field. He has coached Overwatch teams in North American and Pacific Contenders, and has been an avid esports fan for years now. Outside of esports and media, he is a Creative Writing major based out of Virginia, USA.