By Arran "Halo" Brown
By Arran "Halo" Brown
By Arran "Halo" Brown
The Washington Justice have their tank line for the 2021 season, as they have supposedly completed the signing of 2018 Overwatch League champion and former London Spitfire and Philadelphia Fusion Off-Tank Jun-Ho "Fury" Kim, sources have told haloofthoughts.
By Arran "Halo" Brown
With the 2021 Overwatch League Off-Season well underway, I am back to provide you with the latest roster moves that are currently happening from the Leagues twenty teams. 2021 has been the most active off-season's in the esports history and below I will provide you with an up to date list of all the reported roster moves reported by myself, as we continue to go through the off-season.
By Arran "Halo" Brown
The Overwatch League off-season has begun and as the teams from the league's APAC region look at ways to become the best in the region and the Overwatch League, it is highly likely that their scouting will focus on Korean Contenders team O2 Blast. O2 Blast has become one of the premier teams within the region, stringing together numerous successful Contenders seasons which has resulted in multiple O2 players and coaches being signed to various teams across the league. While O2 Blast has built up a very strong and respected reputation within the scene, one person has consistently been overlooked when it comes to coaching an Overwatch League team - O2 Blast's general manager and head coach Suk-Hoon "O2Boss" Jin. Due to most teams within the APAC region deciding to play in Korea thanks to the league’s new format, this is the perfect time for him to step in. He is ready to take the next step and is someone who has shown every quality required to transition to the professional scene.
The Los Angeles Gladiators are expected to sign Main Support Grant "Moth" Espe, a two-time winner of the Overwatch League with the San Francisco Shock and who was apart of the 2019 USA team that won the last Overwatch World Cup, sources have told haloofthoughts.
By Arran "Halo" Brown
Ninjas in Pyjamas, one of Europe's top VALORANT teams have signed former Bonk player Saif "Sayf" Jibraeel to their roster in a roster shake up as a replacement for duelist/support Damien "Hyp" Souville, while Enzo "Fearoth" Mestari is also out of the starting line up, multiple sources have confirmed to haloofthoughts.
We are one week removed from the completion European Ignition Series, the first chapter in VALORANT's esports story that saw some of the best teams in the region battle it out, or in some cases battle the fact they weren't able to qualify for some of the region's five tournaments have ended. While the ending of each act was the same with G2 becoming five-time champions, it provided a lot of different paths to avenue down and keep in the back of our minds as we move into the next step, which includes a four-team invite-only tournament from CSGO tournament organisers BLAST. It is the perfect time to take a look back at some of the key points from what we have seen so far.
Gambit Esports is set to become the first major organisation from the CIS region to sign a VALORANT roster, sources have told haloofthoughts.
By Arran "Halo" Brown
The final European Ignition Series tournament is just a few days away when LVLGlobal host the LVL VALORANT CLASH 2. Sixteen teams will battle it out in a best of one group stage, where eight teams will emerge and fact off in a best of three, single-elimination tournament to be the last team standing and reign over the region as we head into the next face of VALORANT's esports cycle. G2 have so far shown dominance over the region that has squashed any form of rebellion Europe's best teams have mustered, winning all four Ignition Series events they have entered. The list is impressive to look at with the Vitality European Open, the WePlay Invitational, the Mandatory.GG Cup and finally the Allied Esports Odyssey titles all ending with G2 losing just one game in a grand final. While G2 has put together an impressive winning streak, Europe is stacked with talent that has been improving after each tournament and some of these teams are going to be wanting revenge and to show they are the challenger that G2 couldn't handle.
By Arran "Halo" Brown
North American esports organisation Rogue is to continue their expansion in the European esports scene and is expected to announce the signing of one of the European regions better free agent rosters in Hungarian roster Need More DM, sources have told haloofthoughts.
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