A reigning ESL ESEA Pro League champion, a reigning major champion, a reigning Intel Extreme Masters champion and a question mark. The European lineup for the ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 finals looks impressive - can they shut down the North American hope?
CS:GO is back in North America with four teams trying to win a title in front of their home crowd - can they do it?
They’re the only Legend team from the North American region in the last three majors, they’re the bridge between South America and North America - and they’re not to be trifled with. Luminosity Gaming is definitely capable of turning some heads and causing some upsets in San Jose.
The days of inconsistency seem to be over for Team Liquid. For the past few weeks, there has been a steady stream of positive outcomes - can the team now use Intel Extreme Masters San Jose to get over the hump in international LAN events?
CS:GO in North America is going through a slump. Despite decent performances and outings here or there, the breakthrough of a title win hasn’t happened yet. Can Cloud9 change that when they enter the SAP Arena in San Jose, California and defend their home turf?
For a long time Na’Vi has been floating around the top teams in competitive CSGO without really every breaking through. Can they follow up Cluj with a good outing in San Jose?
They were the sensation of the last two majors, as G2 came in as an underdog and left as a “Legend”. Now they have to prove consistency to be a major player in the circuit of heavy hitters on top of the CSGO scene.
It’s almost a running joke in the CS:GO scene: Team SoloMid is one of the biggest contenders in every tournament but somehow finds a way to lose in the clutch. No major LAN title, not even a major grand finals appearance so far - can they overcome this at Intel Extreme Masters?
After a long season and an even longer journey, four Hearthstone warriors from Europe have made their dream come true - they will be going to BlizzCon in Anaheim.
Five long seasons and two nerve-wrecking single elimination tournaments later, Europe’s eight best cardslingers are now only one step away from the World Championships!
As the World Championship draws closer and closer, the elimination process has begun across the world in all regions. In North America and Europe 32 players, 16 from each continent, answered the last call - could they keep their dreams alive?
Five majors, four winners - the list of players and teams who have achieved the ultimate honor in CS:GO is short. This weekend, eight Legendary teams will battle against eight challenger squads for another shot at immortality. Who’s it going to be?
For months the laughing stock of the CS:GO community, North America is now reemerging as a serious threat. The region showed its promise at the ESL ESEA Pro League finals in Cologne a few weeks ago, and now it’s returning to Germany with the goal of making history at a major.
As the CS:GO scene develops, it reaches more and more global implications - South African team making it to a major, an Indian team playing in Cologne last year, Asia getting their own regional qualifier. Spearheading that movement are the Australians - can they perform in Germany?
The CS:GO scene is dominated by Europe - but also by standout teams with stability and consistency. Can the second line of teams step up and breach the ranks of the ESL One Cologne legends?
On day one, they had one foot out the door and were inches away from elimination. Two days later, they had both hands on the trophy. Fnatic’s journey through the ESL ESEA Pro League Season 1 finals summarizes the entire event - ups, downs, upsets and clutch plays.
In Dota 2, Cloud9 is the typical runner-up. However, on the ESL One stage they’ve been steadily improving from the first round elimination at Frankfurt to the semifinals in New York. Can the squad take the next step to the finals?
ESL One events have been cruel to the blue nation of Evil Geniuses. Twice the squad reached the grand finals, and twice the Chinese gatekeepers walked away with the trophy. Will the third time be the charm?
After the TI5 qualifiers and other tournaments, the last couple of weeks were a rollercoaster of emotions - one moment the Alliance roster look vulnerable and weak, the next they show glimmers of genius. Which Alliance will show up at Frankfurt?
He clicked it! PHONETAP edges out competition in Burbank, California, and hoists the trophy of his biggest Hearthstone accomplishment yet.
