The 2023 Grand Finals could very well be the end of the esports league, and the vibes were both sad and strange
Chinese fans of Blizzard’s first-person shooter are particularly unhappy, and it could be related to the NetEase…
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One of the most beloved players in the Overwatch League is facing backlash over political comments he made in a…
Overwatch League Homestands are back, kinda. Today, the Overwatch League announced Homestands—live match events—will…
You know how parents quantify the passage of time to an excited child in the number of sleeps? Well, instead of…
Overwatch League’s Countdown Cup concluded over the weekend with the (unsurprising) crowning of the San Francisco…
The first 12 team slots in the Overwatch League cost, reportedly, $20 million each. This was mostly because at…
Shanghai Dragons just lost their second coach this season. Wang “RUI” Xingrui, who came aboard after Chen Congshan stepped down last March, will exit due to “health issues.” Shanghai remains Overwatch League’s only winless team.
After last night’s match against the New York Excelsior, the Shanghai Dragons have a 0-29 record in the Overwatch Lea…
In 2016, Jae-mo “Xepher” Koo was part of the Korean Overwatch team that wrongfully accused Kim “Geguri” Se-yeon of…
When CrackerJess, the wife of my Overwatch buddy CrackerJack*, heard there were no women in the Overwatch League,…
Kim “Geguri” Se-yeon finally made her debut for the Shanghai Dragons last night, a huge deal—the first game ever for…
The Overwatch League’s losing-est team really can’t catch a break. In a move that’s invited a host of speculation,…
This past week, 18-year-old Kim “Geguri” Se-yeon took to Twitter to say that she felt ugly and fat. This is pretty…
Shanghai Dragons, sitting in last place in the Overwatch League at 0-14, just announced that head coach Chen…
Kim “Geguri” Se-Yeon is the first female player signed to a team in Overwatch League. Shanghai Dragons has confirmed that they’ve signed along with three other Korean players: He “Sky” Junjian, Lee “Fearless” Eui-Seok, and Chon “Ado” Gi-Hyeon. Shanghai had a 0-10 record in Season 1, so the new talent should help.
Overwatch League’s first season is only a few weeks old, but already, a pecking order has begun to form.