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SL Benfica signs FIFA player Zezinho
The Portuguese club has moved into the world of esports by recruiting a FIFA player to their ranks.
The Portuguese club has moved into the world of esports by recruiting a FIFA player to their ranks.
Fortnite, Madden, and Rocket League will be on offer, and they've teamed up with some big partners for the occasion.
He'll be focusing on streaming from now on, but he'll still remain connected to Cloud9 as an advisor and an owner.
The player has released a statement criticising Envy's handling of the situation and Nifty's role in all this.
Developer nWay has partnered with Hasbro and Lionsgate to bring this to several stops over the year.
The major partners are coming back on board for the European Championship in 2020, as revealed by Riot Games.
Legija is also in talks with the organisation to become the head coach, according to a recent report.
He's no longer a part of the organisation, although he's still interested in competing in Arc System Works' game.
Points will be earned in the regular season and Home Series weekends, determining who gets to the playoffs.
The Call of Duty League Home Series will be seeing the DJ host a concert and play in Hype Battles too.
Those wanting to get competitive in the 2v2 mode can do so, since it's on Infinity Ward's radar.
There will be six events and two Grandmasters seasons, all of which is fleshing out the esports scene.
Things kick off for the LCS on January 25, and the playoffs have been updated for this season.
Another French player joins the side, adding to the French talent on the Overwatch League roster.
The former Echo Fox and Golden Guardians player has a new home for 2020, alongside Akaadian, Damonte, and more.
GiG and RaiN have also been signed ahead of the 2020 season, so Valiant isn't afraid to change things up.
Former Fnatic CEO Wouter Sleijffers and ex-Adidas man Robin McCammon join the British organisation.
The ESL Pro Tour StarCraft II and Warcraft III: Reforged will be taking place over several events this year and next.
Both Tianyu and the runner-up Yuan Yifan will be called to the F1 Esports Pro Draft in London after their performance.
We have a first glimpse at the players who will be bringing the best of CS:GO to Poland this year.
There's a new pink colour scheme, along with some new skins to celebrate the change as well.
The former player is focusing on studies and other interests, thanking the fans for their support.
Dignitas is allegedly bringing a squad together, recruiting players from Fnatic and NiP to do so.
We won't be seeing either of them on the analyst desk, but they're staying within the competition.
A recent tweet teased the imminent start, kicking off another year for Riot Games' popular title.
This is according to Esports Charts, which is going by the metric of hours watched over all major events.
There's a mixture across the various game modes, with new and old maps coming together.
The mobile competition has a prize pool of over $400,000 USD, and Dota Underlords has been added to the mix.
$5 million USD is at stake over various levels of competition, from amateur all the way up to the World League.
They've both come on board before the Moscow event this weekend, seeing eight teams compete in CS:GO.
They're branching out from League of Legends, revealing three new teams packed with fresh signings.
This would put the Academy teams in the spotlight a little more, if the new reports are to be believed.
This will see a number of initiatives pursued in Southeast Asia in a deal signed for five years.
There has been a sharp increase in a number of areas, with the competition called a "tremendous success".
The Academy player has left the organisation, and Cloud9 has thanked him for his service to the team.
Season XI starts next month, and there are some big changes coming in, increasing the number of teams as well.
The company is streamlining operations to focus on core areas, and ESL UK has been supported by European branches.
Online competition will kick things off, and then the first of four Major events will start in March.
This is separate from Blast's upcoming competition, and will allegedly clash with the ESL Pro League in 2020.
The LCS isn't going to get the program, but Riot has directed fans to third-party sites to get a similar thing.
They'll provide players with hardware and let fans test out their products when they view the events.
The company helped a lot with the games, and has been recognised for their contribution as a result.
The team has a new home, and we can expect to see them compete at Epicenter this month.
Astralis, 100 Thieves, G2 Esports, and more will compete in two seasons next year, and the stakes are high.
He faced another American in the grand final, earning $250,000 USD for his victory in the tournament.
The team is performing very well recently, adding to their collection after the ESL Pro League Season 10 finals.
The Rocket League world championships have just wrapped up, and NRG beat Vitality in the grand final.
We have a new winner after the Shadow Project season wrapped up, with Rebernak joining the team in 2020.
A new report indicates that they're looking to sign the roster that impressed during the ESL Pro League Season 10.
Both of these players have represented a number of teams, including Team Kaliber in the past.