
Italian fashion brand Gucci is teaming up pro esports organization Fnatic for a limited edition watches that are…
Italian fashion brand Gucci is teaming up pro esports organization Fnatic for a limited edition watches that are…
The ultimate objective in Dota 2 is to destroy your enemy’s ancient, the massive structure at the heart of their…
The 2018 League Championship series spring split comes to a close today. In Europe, the grand finals hosted Fnatic…
Fnatic and Team Vitality clashed in the European League Championship Series spring semifinals today, a match that…
In May of last year, the first season of the esports reality show Gamerz promised to award a six-month professional…
After qualifying for a Dota 2 major, international esports team Fnatic suddenly dumped their offlane player Khoo…
In an article titled “Are eSports Going To Replace The Beautiful Game?” British GQ contributor Andy Mitten spins a…
Between the quiet keys and modest decoration, it’s hard to tell the Rush G1 Silent is the product of one the world’s…
This weekend marked the kickoff of the League Championship Series’ spring split playoffs, and in the European…
By the time the MLG Counter-Strike Major ended on Sunday with a lopsided Luminosity victory over Na’Vi, a long…
Fnatic are the greatest Counter-Strike team in the world right now. Just look at this crushing defeat they inflicted…
Speaking of dramatic shake-ups in League of Legends eSports, top European player Yellowstar just said he’s leaving Fnatic to go play in another region. The entire EU region is susceptible to a talent-drain this year as investment in eSports increases in the U.S. and China and teams there offer greater opportunities.
Europe’s best League of Legends team just lost two of its star players. This afternoon Fnatic announced that Heo “Huni” Seung-hoon and Kim “Reignover” Yeu-jin, the team’s top laner and jungler, are both leaving for “career opportunities in another region.” No word on what region that is yet.
Europe’s Fnatic and Origen have been two of the very best League of Legends teams at the World Championships this…
We’ve shown you a lot of great plays from the League of Legends World Championship games this month. There are…
Top European League of Legends team Fnatic crushed its Chinese opponent Edward Gaming (EDG) today in the game’s…
The second League of Legends World Championship game between European team Fnatic and Chinese challenger EDG was put…
We’re 15 minutes into the League of Legends World Championship games of the day, and it’s already getting preeeeetty intense. Watch the Fnatic vs. EDG best-of-five matchup on YouTube (above), Twitch, or Azubu. Oh, Riot’s LoL Esports site. GL HF!
The European League of Legends pro team Fnatic just set a world record by becoming the first team in League Champions…
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