Blizzard Announces 2019 Overwatch World Cup

Blizzard announced that the Overwatch World Cup will continue in 2019 in Anaheim, CA.

LA Valiant's Agilities: "It's been a struggle for me to get used to that mentality of switching completely from trying to frag to keeping my team alive."

Agilities spoke with Inven Global about having to adapt to a non-DPS role, what changes are needed to the meta, and his relationship with fellow teammate Young-seo "KariV" Park.

SF Shock's sinatraa Opens Up About the Stage 1 Finals, His Maturity Over His Career, and Gives Advice to Young Players

sinatraa talked about the Stage 1 finals and his maturity but also talked about who helped him be the player he is today.

Dallas Fuel's OGE: "We always lose to Houston and I just don't like it. I'm going to try my hardest to beat them in front of our fans."

OGE talked to Inven Global about his improvement as a player, what he thinks of NotE, and his thoughts on the Dallas homestand.

NYXL Fl0w3R: "I want to play against Haksal from Vancouver Titans, as well as Carpe and EQO from Philadelphia Fusion."

Fl0w3R joined Inven Global to discuss his transition to the main roster of NYXL, his relationships with his teammates, and the DPS players he is looking forward to facing.

San Francisco Shock's moth: "We want to be that team with a lot of experience that can always make the finals and always clutch it out."

Grant "moth" Espe spoke with Inven Global after their victory against the Guangzhou Charge about what the Shock learned from the Stage 1 finals, what part of their game they improved on, and got to know more about moth as a person and player.

Maru Makes History at 2019 GSL Season 1 Finals

Cho "Maru" Seong Ju is the first player in StarCraft II history to win four straight GSL Code S Championships. Read about his journey through GSL Code S Season 1.

Dallas Fuel's Closer: "I look around in my situation like my family, friends, and teammates. I think they make me a better person and player than last year."

Won-sik "Closer" Jung spoke with Inven Global about what he brings to the Fuel this season, how the Fuel made him a better player, and opens up about his hobbies outside Overwatch.

LA Gladiators rOar's message to the other Overwatch League teams: "We have Decay in our team. Be prepared."

Chang-hoon "rOar" Gye spoke with Inven Global about what this match meant to him experiencing it for the first time, what this win means moving forward, and if he has a message to the other teams.

LA Gladiators' Shaz: "We will sweep the Valiant tomorrow."

Inven Global spoke with Jonas "Shaz" Suovaara about what made the Gladiators unstoppable so far in Stage 2, and if he has any words for the Valiant on their match on Sunday.

LA Valiant's Fate: "We think every time since last season, every time we never think Gladiators are better than us."

LA Valiant's tank, Fate, about getting the first win of the season, what the team is improving on each week, and also has something to say to their cross-town rivals, Los Angeles Gladiators.

Toronto Defiant's im37: "When I decided to go pro, I always told myself that I can be the best."

Toronto Defiant's im37 talked with Inven Global about his rise from Open Division to Overwatch League, how he was noticed on the ladder, and his contributions to the Toronto Defiant.

Paris Eternal's Féfé: "Actually, daemoN let us have a lot of freedom when he was head coach. We were able to do this. But now, it's a new fresh start."

Féfé spoke with Inven Global about his coaching philosophies, what changed for the Eternal heading into Stage 2, and his plans moving forward for the team.

Boston Uprising's Colourhex: "For a DPS meta, it's up to me, Blase, and Aimgod to have the authority to change things up when GOATS isn't working."

Boston Uprising's Colourhex spoke with Inven Global after his victory on the thinking behind a reverse sweep, playing with new teammate rCk, and what it felt like to play a DPS hero.

Stories to Watch for Heading into Stage 2 of Overwatch League

With a new meta in place, teams look to catch up to the Titans and taking them down.

Overwatch Pros React to 2020 Season Changes

Overwatch League commissioner Nate Nanzer announced Overwatch League teams will move into their home markets in 2020.

Remember The Titans: From Contenders to Stage 1 Champions

The Stage 1 finals between the Vancouver Titans and San Francisco Shock may be the greatest series we have seen so far in Overwatch League.

Boston Uprising's Kellex: "Fusions just tells us what to do since he knows more than any of us."

"It can go both ways. You have more pressure because you want to win so you can prove people wrong."

Chengdu Hunters' Baconjack: "You never know what we're going to use, so it's a surprise on every map."

"I believe we can defeat most of the teams besides New York. We almost had Vancouver, but New York is our worst enemy."

TOR Neko: "We all have to prove we're not the underdogs."

In this Inven Global interview with Neko, he also went over what kind of training he does to prepare for each match, how he felt about team synergy with his Defiant teammates, and he had something to say to Chris "HuK" Loranger, President of Gaming for the Boston Uprising.