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After the victory of Paris Eternal and Guangzhou Charge, the Overwatch League takes a break this weekend and will resume next week!
Following the May Melee tournament, Overwatch League Season 3 has returned on Saturday, June 13 with the Summer Showdown.
The 2020 Overwatch League season has started and the 20 teams are battling for the top spots in the general standing. The first host team, NYXL, was in great shape by winning its two games and conceding only one map. Nevertheless, Vancouver Titans isn't far behind with only one point less!
Overwatch League Los Angeles Valiant Head Coach, Mike "Packing10" Szklanny, is now also General Manager and Head Coach for Valorant Immortals Gaming Club.
Following a long Reddit post, Trevor Housten and McHugh discuss the improvements made to Path to Pro. Open Division, Contenders... a lot of changes to come on the professional circuit.
We're halfway through the 2020 Overwatch League season and Blizzard has just unveiled the May Tournament. All Overwatch League teams will compete against each other for a $225,000 prize pool.
It's finally the return of the Overwatch League tokens! After a long time with no chance to earn some, you can now get free tokens by watching the matches on OverwatchLeague.com or on the OWL application.
After the substitution of the entire Vancouver Titans team, their former main support Kim "SLIME" Seong-joon was gree agent. This is no longer the case as he has just joined Seoul Dynasty for the end of Overwatch League Season 3.
This week Hero Pool only affects the Overwatch League. Tracer, Mei, Moira and Orisa won't be available during the competition matches.
After many rumors and the departure of most of the coaching staff, it's now official: Vancouver Titans have parted ways with their players by mutual agreement.
A new partner has been announced for the Overwatch League and Call of Duty League. This time the focus is on betting activities through Sportradar.
Several members of Vancouver Titans team have removed all references to the team from their social networks. Speculation has been raised about internal conflicts marked by the departure of the general manager of Canuck Sports & Entertainment.
OWL official Youtube channel has released a behind the scenes video showing how the League is adapting to the global health crisis we're currently living.
This week Hero Pool only affects the Overwatch League. Reaper, Ashe, Reinhardt and Brigitte won't be available during the competition matches.
With Hyp and Kruise departures, Paris Eternal needed new support recruits. It's now done with the arrival of Kwon "Fielder" Joon, a young player from the Korean Contenders.
With departures affecting many teams, transfer window has started to substitute some players. This is the case of Kruise, former Paris Eternal main healer, replacing Kellex for Toronto Defiant.
The Overwatch League seems to have been in trouble for the past few weeks. The departure of San Francisco Shock's star player Sinatraa was certainly proof of this emergency situation. That's why Overwatch Esports Vice President, Jon Spector, discusses the current state of the league.
While a large majority of the Overwatch League teams had already shut down their Contenders roster, Team Envy — Dallas Fuel Academic team — has just decided to do the same.
It's news that has shocked the entire Overwatch scene. Overwatch League and 2019 World Cup MVP Jay 'Sinatraa' Won is retiring from the game to pursue a career in Valorant, Riot Games' new competitive FPS.
This week Hero Pool will affect both the Competitive Mode and the Overwatch League differently. While last week's four heroes are back again, McCree, Widowmaker, Wreckingball and Mercy won't be available this week.
