The Shanghai Dragon’s Season 1 roster was poor attempt at building a full Chinese roster and their 0-40 record polarized the community and media alike. Some people painted them as a laughing stock and compared their losing streak to traditional sports, while others found charm in their struggle and became fans of their massive …
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As that we’re nearly one month out from the beginning of the second season of the Overwatch League, it’s high time we begin to set in place the foundations for the leading narratives and storylines. With eight new teams entering the fray adding to existing plot points, Season 2 is positioned to answer some …
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100 Thieves came into 2018 as a new organization, looking to make waves, and even though they ended on a downward spiral, all things considered, their Season 8 year was great for such a young brand. Behind all the victories and playoff runs, problems were looming, such as the departure of Meteos and the …
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Though we’re jumping back into the domestic regular seasons, we’re a long way off from international competition. Let’s reflect on the history of WildCard teams and what it means for the future. What I’d like to do is not only compare the performance and history of WildCard team of each world championship since their …
Milan “MiLAN” Kozomara sat down with Esports Heaven for a casual chat regarding his time at J.Storm, his sudden departure from the team as well as his future plans. Hi Milan. Kindly introduce yourself. Hey my name is Milan and I come from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I’m 23 years old and I play position …
Whether on Hammers Esports or a team like Bazooka Puppiez, Herman “Nesh” Kobrin has been a European mainstay since the early days of the competitive Overwatch scene. He now resides within the London Spitfire Academy team and the Season 1 2018 Overwatch Contenders champions, the British Hurricane. Riding off the back of a successful …
With the topic of player burnout hot on the anvil of the community at large, it’s time to hear from someone who has mental health first and foremost on their priority list. Former Los Angeles Gladiators Performance Coach, Blake Panasiewicz, took some time out to speak with Esports Heaven about some of his thoughts …
He’s been a caster, a podcast host and a big supporter of the Overwatch Open Division—Dusttin “Dogman” Bowerman embodies Overwatch. Dogman has been in the Overwatch game since the beginning in 2016 with his debut at Agents Rising and considering that he’s been featured on teams like Splyce, Kungarna, and more recently Last Night’s …
Former San Fransisco Shock player David “nomy” Lizarraga Ramirez Osmar has had one hell of a year. The kind-hearted main tank has gone from leading the charge for his team in the Overwatch League to showcasing why he made it there in the first place on the Overwatch Contenders team, First Generation. The team …
We, as spectators, view esports through a very limited lens. Through insightful interviews, personal streams and social media, we can gain a glimpse of who these professional players are, but we’ll never really know them. You’ll never share the embarrassing memories from when you were younger. And you’ll seldom learn of the dreams they hold …