Esports

PUBG Mobile star Zyol reflects on his journey on becoming one of the most dominant players in the game: “It’s a really challenging journey, but it’s been the greatest one of my life.”

Calse shares his story: “I go to sleep smiling every night knowing it’s only just the beginning.”

Go behind the scenes with LCK’s Gen.G in New York City.

T1 CEO Joe Marsh has a few things to say: “I’m here to tell you more about myself — and about why T1 means the world to me.”

그래서 오늘은 나에 대해서, 그리고 T1이 왜 그토록 나에게 소중한지에 대해 말해보려 한다.

Gumayusi is focused on the task ahead.

Gumayusi is focusing on the task ahead.

Allow Tian “Meiko” Ye to tell you a story: ”I want to tell you about the world champions.”

Allow Tian “Meiko” Ye to tell you a story: ”I want to tell you about the world champions.”

When I was lifting the Summoner’s Cup, I knew that a year before that moment — when I was riding the bench for Suning and questioning my ability — I never would

I am human. Sometimes, in game, I can make it look like I am not. I do things very fast, yes. I work well with my team, yes. I make lots of plays, yes. But I am

For gamers, playing online is not a completely new idea. Online play is familiar to all of us because it’s how we spend the majority of our time grinding the ga

"I don’t know how much longer I’ll be playing this game, but for as long as I physically and mentally have the ability to compete at this level, I cannot stop.

We are good. We know we are good. It’s just that … people in North America didn’t know we were this good. So, like, now you know, I guess.

You have to be critical if you want to be the best. The margin for error is so thin at this level.

You play to win the game. You don’t play to not lose. That can be true in football, and that can be true in Call of Duty.

It’s crazy. I grew up listening to Drake. Blasting "Thank Me Later" on my laptop speakers so I could hear it over my headphones while I was gaming. Now Drake is

There may be other champions in the Overwatch League, but we will always and forever be the first champions.

People don’t like it when I pop off after victories, especially when they come via Jigglypuff, and they definitely don’t like the methods I use to win tournamen

I’ve learned what it feels like to win, what it feels like to lose and what it feels like to be completely alone.

I’m not exactly afraid to let my competition know when I’m feeling myself. Whatever though, I only speak the truth.

Winning The International was incredible. I knew it would be incredible. But winning it with these guys — that’s what made it truly special.

It doesn’t matter if you’re on the Evo main stage or playing Marvel vs. Capcom with your friends — The intensity in fighting games is always the same.

If you follow e-sports, you might know me as “olofmeister.” You might not know me at all of course, but as I like to say: I’m not the best Counter-Strike player