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Jungler Breaks the LCS Record with Incredible Pentakill

In the heart of the League of Legends North-American scene, an indelible mark was forged on August 13th when Team Liquid’s remarkable jungler, Pyosik, shattered conventions by securing the very first jungler pentakill in an LCS match. This watershed moment not only redefined expectations but also etched Pyosik’s name in the annals of gaming history.

Amidst the roaring cheers of fans, the spotlight converged on TL’s Pyosik during the gripping showdown against Golden Guardians. As the second game unfolded, Pyosik’s Viego emerged as a force to be reckoned with. Exploiting a precisely timed Neeko Ultimate cast by midlaner APA, Pyosik seized control of the narrative, flanking the GG players in a midlane teamfight.

The narrative took an electrifying turn as Pyosik’s Viego executed a meticulously choreographed transformation into an unstoppable entity. Methodically, he subjugated Rumble, Maokai, and Tristana, leading up to the climactic moment when his possession of Tristana enabled a calculated dive. With surgical precision, the last surviving GG player was eliminated, crowning Pyosik with the coveted pentakill. Such prowess wasn’t confined to a single game; it spanned the entire series, propelling Pyosik to the well-deserved title of Player of the Series.

Pyosik’s Jungler Pentakill in the South-Korean League

As the dust settled, Riot Games unveiled a historic revelation that amplified the significance of the moment. This groundbreaking pentakill marked the first-ever instance of a jungler achieving such a feat in LCS history. Impressively, this milestone was Pyosik’s second pentakill, with his inaugural one dating back to his tenure in the LCK.

The competitive League of Legends arena seldom witnesses junglers orchestrating pentakills. Such triumphant moments are typically associated with toplaners, midlaners, and botlaners. Pyosik’s achievement, therefore, resonates profoundly, as he emerges as the trailblazing jungler to accomplish this feat across major circuits during the ongoing season.

The rarity of jungler pentakills extends beyond geographical confines. Even in the South-Korean League, this achievement remains elusive, with only a select few, including Pyosik, attaining this distinction. This international uniqueness underscores the magnitude of Pyosik’s accomplishment.

Pyosik’s pentakill transcended individual brilliance to become a game-defining juncture for TL’s clash against GG. Harnessing the surge of momentum, the team masterfully navigated their advantage, culminating in the obliteration of the opponent’s Nexus and clinching a resounding 2-0 series victory.

Golden Guardians displayed unwavering resilience, rebounding to clinch victories in the subsequent two games, leveling the series. However, Team Liquid’s unwavering prowess shone through as they secured the final game, clinching the series and earning their spot in the fourth round of the LCS Championship playoffs.

Beyond the immediate victory, this triumph secured Team Liquid’s position as no less than the third-ranking team, guaranteeing them participation in the prestigious 2023 World Championship. This achievement holds profound significance, especially considering their absence from the tournament’s previous iteration.

Eyes firmly set on the ultimate glory of the LCS crown, Team Liquid is poised for a riveting rematch against NRG in their upcoming series on Saturday, August 19th, at 3 pm CT. As the journey unfolds, Pyosik and his comrades continue to carve their legacy in the annals of League of Legends lore.

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xQc Admits to Cheating on Fran

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In a recent live stream, xQc openly addressed the accusations of adultery against him. Along with his ex-girlfriend Fran, the pair went on to discuss the events that led to xQc’s cheating and delved into the details of their relationship.

xQc and Fran’s breakup was a topic of interest in the streaming community which led to a very public fallout. Fran later revealed that it was xQc who cheated on her, which was the key reason they broke up. While the drama went on for a few days, in their latest stream together, xQc confirmed that he indeed cheated on her.

FRAN asked, “A lot of your juicers think that I’m lying about what happened, about you cheating on me, can you please confirm or deny?”

xQc replied, “I will confirm.” He further added, “I think a lengthy segment needs to be done about this down the line for a bunch of reasons. And as lengthy as it can be and as publicly as it can get and as many apologies as you can put in, it doesn’t really change the action itself.”

Fran went on to reveal that another one of xQc’s exes i.e. Adept warned her against xQc’s abusive behavior which she did not believe at the time and went on to defend her relationship.  She further denied the rumors of sexual abuse and physical assault, narrowing it down to the adultery that caused their breakup.

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BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 3: All Qualified Teams

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Battlegrounds Mobile India Series (BGIS) 2023: The Grind Round 2 has reached its conclusion. Over two weeks of Round 2, 132 teams were divided in eight different groups of 16 teams each. From 3rd to 13th August, the teams in each group fought against each other. As the dust settles, the top 8 teams from each group, a total of 64 teams, have qualified for the Round 3 of this high-stakes tournament. Here is the complete list of all qualified teams from BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 2.

All BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 3 Qualified Teams

The BGIS 2023 tournament boasts an impressive prize pool of INR 2,00,00,000. The registration period for the main event ended on 6th August. However, prior to the main event, BGIS 2023: The Grind takes center stage, serving as the pathway for the top 256 teams to secure their place in the tournament’s limelight.

From the initial pool of 256 contenders, 128 teams were eliminated in the first round of BGIS 2023: The Grind. Nevertheless, the remaining 128 teams advanced to Round 2. In Round 2, the field narrowed further as 64 more teams faced elimination, leaving only 64 to advance to Round 3.

BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 2 has concluded as well, and last 64 teams are remaining. These 64 teams will now compete in BGIS 2023 Online Qualifiers Round 3. From Round 3, the top 32 teams will qualify for BGIS 2023 Online Qualifiers Round 3 and the bottom 32 teams will qualify for Round 2.

Teams qualified to Round 3 from BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 2 Week 1

Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
Team MayaviBig Brother EsportsGladiators EsportsMidWave Esports
Reckoning EsportsHindustan GamingCS EsportsTeam VST
LOC EsportsOrangutanWSB GamingSKULLTZ Esports
Gods ReignDo or DieMarcos GamingAcid Esports
Liquid EsportsLucknow GiantsTeam RebelRedemption Crew
R4W Official7HabitGalactic GamersVelocity Gaming
4 Aggressive ManDragon EsportsChemin EsportsTeam GodLike
Ruling Since 80’sHUB EsportsThe World of BattleNoRulesXtreme

Teams qualified to Round 3 from BGIS 2023: The Grind Round 2 Week 2

Group 5Group 6Group 7Group 8
Aslaaa EsportsAutobotz EsportsBlind EsportsTeam SouL
Hyderabad HydrasTeam Silent KillersGujarat TigersTeam Psyche
Xnor EsportsSpy EsportsMavericksTF5x7Hills Esports
Revenge EsportsMedal EsportsError EsportsGrowing Strong
GE PhoenixIntrepid EsportsRVNC EsportsOR Esports
Team MayhemBloodrose EsportsGenesis EsportsX7 Wolves
War Mania EsportsFS EsportsTeam TamilasTeam Tribal Esports
X7 OfficialsRevenant EsportsSignify EsportsSpyder Esports

The third round of BGIS 2023: The Grind will start on 17th August and conclude on 20th August. This phase promises an exciting showdown as we witness teams vying to advance in both the BGIS: Online Qualifiers Round 2 and Round 3. It will be interesting to see which teams triumps in this intense competition

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Elon Musk Not Serious About Cage Fight: Zuckerberg

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Elon Musk was the subject of Mark Zuckerberg’s criticism in which he claimed that while he made genuine attempts to set up a confrontation, the Tesla CEO has constantly abandoned the notion.

Elon and Mark are undoubtedly head and shoulders above everyone in terms of wealth but their disapproval of one another goes back to when one of Elon’s SpaceX rockets accidentally blew away one of Zuckerberg’s Internt.org satellites intended to provide internet in Africa. The pair has come a long way since that incident but has always been appreciating of the internet’s humour that led to all the Musk v Zuck memes and now it looks like the fight is about to happen.

Although Elon himself has confirmed the fight, the meta CEO is claiming that despite his best efforts to put everything in motion, the Tesla CEO has been constantly delaying it which led to believe that Elon Musk is not serious about the fight.

“I think we can all agree Elon isn’t serious and it’s time to move on. I offered a real date. Dana White offered to make this a legit competition for charity,” Zuckerberg said.

“Elon won’t confirm a date, then says he needs surgery, and now asks to do a practice round in my backyard instead. If Elon ever gets serious about a real date and official event, he knows how to reach me. Otherwise, it’s time to move on.”

While the pair is taking public blows from each other, it is difficult to believe that the fight is actually happening. The trash talk between the pair is yet to mature into an actual fight and by the looks of things, it will break all kinds of viewership records.

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BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 1 Day 3: Winners and MVPs

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The third and final day of Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series (BGMS) Season 2 Super Weekend 1 has come to a close. With all 16 teams fiercely determined, the quest for a coveted spot among the top 4 on the overall leaderboard was intense, as they aimed for direct qualification to the Super Weekend 2. Here is the recap of BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 1 Day 3. 

BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 1 Day 3: Recap

Match 1: Erangel

The day started off with a clash on Erangel, setting the tone for the intense battles to come. Numen Gaming emerged as the winners with a total of 22 points, comprising 15 placement points and 7 finish points. Gladiators Esports, not far behind, secured second place with 21 total points, including 12 placement points and 9 finish points. Medal Esports also demonstrated their mettle, amassing 15 points, comorising 10 placement points and 5 finish points. The Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the match was Blind Esports’ Rony, with an impressive 6 finishes.

Match 2: Sanhok

As the battleground shifted to Sanhok, Team SouL stole the spotlight with an exceptional performance. They clinched first place with a total of 29 points, comprising 15 placement points and 14 finish points. Team 8bit secured the second position with 21 total points, comprised of 12 placement points and 9 finish points. Numen Gaming continued to demonstrate their skill, securing third place with 12 points, including 10 placement points and 2 finish points. The MVP of this match was 8bit’s Madman, with a commendable 5 finishes.

Match 3: Miramar

BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 1 Day 3 culminated in a showdown in Miramar, where Enigma Gaming exhibited their dominance. With a total of 23 points, Enigma Gaming claimed the top spot, earning 15 placement points and 8 finish points. Medal Esports also maintained their strong performance, securing second place. The team accumulated 19 total points, comprising 12 placement points and 7 finish points. Gods Reign also displayed their mettle, accumulating 17 points through 10 placement points and 7 finish points, earning them the third spot on the leaderboard. Team iNSANE’s Skipz was recognized as the MVP of the match, securing an impressive 5 finishes.

BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 1 Day 3 has concluded and the top 4 teams on the overall leaderboard have directly advanced to Super Weekend 2. The journey continues as all 24 teams, including the qualified 4, prepare to engage in League Week 2, the next phase to determine the 12 remaining contenders set to compete in Super Weekend 2.

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BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 2: All Qualified Teams So Far

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The highly anticipated Battlegrounds Mobile India Masters Series (BGMS) Season 2 Super Weekend 1 has drawn to a close. As the dust settles, the spotlight shifts to the teams that have secured their spots after Super Weekend 2. Out of the 16 teams set to advance in Super Weekend 2, four have earned their tickets from overall leaderboard after the conclusion of Super Weekend 1.

BGMS Season 2 Super Weekend 2: Teams Qualified Through Super Weekend 2

The intense battles and strategic plays witnessed in Super Weekend 1 have culminated in the qualification of four teams for Super Weekend 2. The teams that have made a place for themselves in the top four positions on the overall leaderboard have earned a direct slot in the Super Weekend 2.

  1. Team iNSANE: With an impressive display of skill and teamwork, Team iNSANE has secured the top spot on the overall leaderboard after Super Weekend 1. The team has accumulated a whopping 170 points over 15 matches. Notably, the team has secured 67 placement points and 103 finish points. 
  1. Blind Esports: Blind Esports has proved its mettle in Super Weekend 1, securing the runner-up position on the overall leaderboard. The team accumulated a total of 152 points in 15 matches, including 70 placement points and 82 finish points. 
  1. Global Esports: Global Esports, the team that struggled to even get a slot in Super Weekend 1, demonstrated an explosive performance, leaving opponents and spectators in awe. The team secured the third position on the overall leaderboard with 142 points, including 68 placement points and 74 finish points. 
  1. Gladiator Esports: Gladiator Esports secured fourth position on the overall leaderboard. The team accumulated 135 points in 15 matches, including 78 placement points and 57 finish points. 

Notably, except Team iNSANE, the remaining teams within the top four on leaderboard had a challenging start during Launch Week. Following the conclusion of Launch Week, Team iNSANE was at the second position on the leaderboard. In contrast, Blind Esports and Global Esports found themselves at the 15th and 12th positions respectively. Astonishingly, Gladiator Esports, despite a difficult initial phase, found themselves positioned at 17th.

Moving ahead, all 24 teams, including the qualified 4 teams, will now compete in League Week 2 to determine the remaining 12 teams which will play in Super Weekend 2.

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Valorant Movie Set To Release in 2025: Leaks

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If you’re a fan of Valorant, then you’ve probably dreamed about seeing your favorite game characters in action on the big screen. Well, guess what? Riot Games might just make that dream come true.

Valorant fans have been requesting this for years, and their patience is soon to be rewarded as Riot is gearing up to deliver. Recent leaks from Twitter have dropped some hints about a possible Valorant movie, and even though the exact details are still under wraps, it’s got the entire community buzzing with excitement.

These aforementioned leaks indicate that the heavily anticipated Valorant movie is finally coming, and it’s scheduled to release in 2025. The leakers further claim that the trailer for the upcoming Valorant movie is still over a year away, and is expected to arrive in October 2024.

Previously, Riot Games has treated us to some truly incredible cinematics for Valorant, kicking off each new Episode with a bang. There’s also the official cinematic for the game’s China launch, which is somewhat of a short film in its own right.

These cinematics, combined with Valorant’s rich and captivating lore, have left players asking for more. Now, fueled by these fresh leaks on Twitter, Valorant fans throughout the world have something to look forward to on their horizon.

As the rumors and excitement build up, we’re all on the edge of our seats waiting for more news. Fans are hoping to learn about the movie’s story, the actors who’ll play their favorite characters, and all the jaw-dropping visuals that Riot Games has cooked up. This journey to the big movie release is going to be just as exciting as the movie itself, with all of us eagerly soaking up every bit of information that comes our way.

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KRAFTON India partners with JioCinema to live stream BGIS 2023

In a groundbreaking move, KRAFTON India, the mastermind behind BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI), has teamed up with JioCinema, the leading OTT platform in India. This collaboration aims to live stream the most awaited BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA SERIES (BGIS) 2023, ensuring gaming aficionados don’t miss a beat.

Starting from August 17, fans can tune into JioCinema to watch the final round of ‘The Grind’. This will be followed by the first round of BGIS 2023, which will be aired from August 31. The climax, the Grand Finals, will be showcased from October 12 to 14, with matches scheduled between 1 pm to 6 pm.

BGIS 2023 isn’t just another tournament; it’s the pinnacle of battle royale Esports events in India. With over 2,000 teams vying for the top spot, the stakes are high. The prize pool stands at a whopping INR 2 Crores, with the champions set to pocket INR 75 Lakhs. To put things in perspective, last year’s victors, Skylightz Gaming, clinched INR 50 Lakhs from a total prize pool of INR 1 Crore.

The synergy between KRAFTON India and JioCinema is set to revolutionize the gaming landscape in India. With JioCinema’s vast reach, millions will witness the spectacle, complete with Hindi and English commentary. The culmination promises to be a grand spectacle, setting the stage for future collaborations.

Sean Hyunil Sohn, the CEO of KRAFTON India, couldn’t contain his enthusiasm. He remarked, “Our collaboration with JioCinema is a game-changer. We aim to redefine the Esports experience for millions and pave the way for the next wave of Esports champions in India.”

On the other hand, Hursh Shrivastava, the Head of Strategy at Viacom18 Sports, commented on the growing popularity of Esports. He said, “Our association with KRAFTON India for BGIS 2023 is a testament to our commitment to delivering diverse and captivating content.”

The partnership between KRAFTON India and JioCinema is set to redefine the Esports landscape in India. With the BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA SERIES 2023 on the horizon, fans are in for an unparalleled gaming experience.

KSI Reacts to Logan and Jake Paul’s Dispute Over Prime

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The disagreement between Logan and Jake Paul unfolded after Prime was banned from the Nate Diaz fight against the younger Paul brother. This incident has captured the attention of fans worldwide, igniting discussions and speculation about the ongoing rivalry.

Logan Paul is known to promote his energy drink brand PRIME wherever it goes and looks like he planned to do the same during the Logan Paul v Nate Diaz fight when the authorities present at the venue stopped him from bringing PRIME into the event much less promoting it on stage. Which Logan claimed that he never stopped Jake Paul from promoting his stuff at Logan’s events.

KSI who is co-owner of PRIME with Logan Paul was understandably triggered by the incident and expressed his opinion.

“The fact that DAZN didn’t let Logan Paul enter the arena with a Prime bottle or his Prime chain or anything Prime, he just had to go as himself. Outrageous, outrageous,” he said. “Super weird behavior. Why does [Jake Paul] care so much? He’s so triggered by me.”

He added: “You’re insecure about Prime, and you’re insecure about the Prime card being promoted on your event because you want it to be all about you. Which is fine, it’s just weird behavior to try and act like you’re not bothered.”

With Logan and KSI having tons of events right around the corner, only time can tell if they will block any and all businesses that are connected with Jake Paul or DAZN. KSI and Logan are two of the biggest influencers on the internet and the incident has struck up conversations on several online communities.

Jake Paul explained that the contract he signed stopped him from letting Logan promote PRIME and as of now future events will dictate where this drama goes.

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Nadeshot Signs Multi-Year Streaming Deal with Kick

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NadeShot has been one of the most significant members of the esports community who helped shape gaming into what it is today. The former Twitch streamer moved away from full-time content creation to focus on his esports team 100 Thieves.

Nadeshot’s beginnings may be found in the early years of Twitch when he made a name for himself in the Call of Duty community. During the Black Ops 2 era, he and Scump both acquired substantial fame while streaming on the now-defunct MLG network. However, this Twitch veteran stated in a recent podcast that he had a “99.9%” chance of accepting a transition offer to Kick.

Kick has garnered popularity among streamers due to its permissive Terms of Service policy and its favourable stance towards gambling. Several prominent figures from the Twitch realm have already migrated to this platform.

NadeShot who has been a part-time streamer for quite some time now would consider becoming a full-time streamer in light of a very lucrative deal from Kick that may require him to gamble a lot more on stream.

With top personalities moving away from Twitch, it will only make sense for him to join Kick and the freedom in terms of content creation that he has longed for.

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