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Recent news revealed that FaZe Clan's financial projects weren't met and now some believe its merger to go public is looking unlikely. What's the score here? We take a gander...
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Join journalists Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Follow the lads!
Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholm
Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch
Cryptocurrency and NFT revenues are propping up esports organisations but 'fans' aren't too happy with this particular trend. How's this going to develop? We discuss the topic from all angles...
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Join journalists Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Follow the lads!
Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholm
Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch
If there's one area where esports is truly lacking when compared to sports, it's media rights. The sale of broadcasting rights could be what the industry needs to stem the bleeding...
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Join journalists Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Follow the lads!
Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholm
Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch
Esports publications come and go every single year without fail, and those that remain have their own issues. What the hell is going on in the esports media landscape?
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Join journalists Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Follow the lads!
Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholm
Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch
Many esports organisations and tournament organisers have ruled against Russian teams and players. NAVI, for example, will no longer work with anybody that lives in Russia. Has it all gone a bit too far?
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Join journalists Billy Studholme and Adam Fitch as they discuss hot points in the esports industry on a regular basis, using inside knowledge and common sense (which is hard to come by these days) to tackle the tough stuff.
Follow the lads!
Billy: https://twitter.com/BillyStudholm
Adam: https://twitter.com/byadamfitch
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