SF Shock's Crusty: "The players were all in with my style and I'm happy to see where it got us today."

Going into this season, it was hard to predict how well the San Francisco Shock will perform due to the last year's performance. Crusty spoke with Inven Global about the team's success, how he managed to change the team's philosophy, and about coaching in this year's World Cup.

Vancouver Titans' Harsha: "You saw one of the improvements that we wanted to make, [...] As long as we can adapt faster, we're set for the future."

Vancouver Titans are dominating on the debut season this year in the Overwatch League. Harsha spoke with Inven Global about the team's success, any struggles, and being part of this year's World Cup.

Seoul Dynasty's Fleta: "What's working is our unique 12-player roster. [...] We are able to use different rosters based on our different styles and our opponent’s characteristics."

Seoul Dynasty has been an inconsistent team throughout the season. They have not able to find the playstyle that are able to get them to the next level. Byung-sun "Fleta" Kim spoke with Inven Global about the ups and downs for Seoul and his predictions about Stage 4.

LA Valiant's KSF: "After Stage 1, we all lost trust with each other. We obviously rebuilt that and made changes."

The Los Angeles Valiant started 0-7 and last place in the Overwatch League. Since that time, they are 8-6 heading into the Stage 3 playoffs. KSF spoke with Inven Global his growth in the Overwatch League, how the Valiant is turning losses into wins, and thoughts on his potential.

Toronto Defiant's Mangachu: "Being part of the Overwatch League is a dream come true."

Liam "Mangachu" Campbell has been in the competitive Overwatch scene for a long time. From Contenders to World Cup, his name is known to many fans. Mangachu spoke with Inven Global about the stress and pressure before Overwatch League, participating in this year's World Cup, and the rumored 2-2-2 role lock.

Dallas Fuel's Trill: "Playing in Contenders felt a lot more like running at people. In OWL, [...] there's so much strategy going on."

A player that has shown so much potential in Contenders and the World Cup has finally arrived in the Overwatch League. Trill spoke to Inven Global about his debut, fitting in with the team, his family, and a possible run at this year's World Cup.

NRG/SF Shock President Brett Lautenbach on His Background, Shock's Success, and the Shock's Future

The San Francisco Shock and NRG Esports made their footprints in the esports space. They have seen success in Overwatch, Rocket League, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. NRG/Shock President Brett Lautenbach spoke to Inven Global about the org's success.

Meet the Designer Behind Latino-Inspired LA Gladiators' Alternate Jersey

The Los Angeles Gladiators created an alternate jersey to represent Los Angeles and Latino heritage. Designing the jersey is lead designer of Meta Threads, David Siqueiros.

Overwatch League Partners with Upper Deck

Overwatch League partners with Upper Deck to bring memorabilia content to the fans.

San Francisco Shocked the Titans to Become Stage 2 Champions

The San Francisco Shock took down the Vancouver Titans to become the Stage 2 champions.

Dallas Fuel Adds Trill to Main Roster

Dallas Fuel adds main tank, Ashley "Trill" Powell, to the main roster before the Stage 2 playoffs.

SF Shock's super: "We didn't expect to do as well as we're doing honestly. We knew we would be good, but not this good."

Matthew "super" DeLisi spoke with Inven Global about the perfect stage, changes needed going into the rematch against the Dragons, and his thoughts about the Vancouver Titans.

Hangzhou Spark's Krystal on the Playoff Match Against Spitfire: "No hard feelings but we will beat them."

Cai "Krystal" Shilong spoke with Inven Global about being one of the first Chinese players to play in the stage playoffs and his thoughts about playing against the Spitfire in the first round.

Dallas Fuel's aKm: "I don't think booing is a bad thing. I think it's creating storylines, it's creating rivalries."

aKm spoke with Inven Global about the experience with the Dallas homestand, his thoughts on the crowd booing, and the Stage 2 playoffs.

SF Shock's Rascal: "I had a huge motivation — it was like a chip on my shoulder where I feel like I didn't show everyone what I am capable of."

Rascal spoke with Inven Global about bouncing back to the Overwatch League after playing with the Spitfire and Fuel last season, how he meshed well with his teammates, and what Marvel heroes does he associate his teammates with.

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.