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Travis Elliott digs into the Compendium one last time to give some predictions on the Player section.
Travis Elliott has got his predictions for another section of the compendium, breaking down which teams are most likely to get you some points.
Travis Elliot is back with more predictions this year's Compendium, this time taking a deep dive into the Hero section.
Travis Elliott gives his predictions on this year's compendium, expecting plenty of bloodshed and long games to be had.
Travis Elliott takes us through his tier list of possible landing spots for the final three expansion teams for Season 2 of the Overwatch League.
Travis Elliott takes a stab at what could turn the sinking ship that is the Dallas Fuel around heading into Season 2.
Travis Elliott is back with a look at Day 5 of the Main Event of The International 7 where Newbee and Team Liquid prevailed in their respective series.
Western contenders have been dropping like flies, but OG still remain in the thick of things after defeating TNC 2-0.
Easily the most favored team going into TI7, Travis Elliott tells us what make this team stand out above the rest.
Despite missing The International 2016, Invictus Gaming is looking to reach new heights at The International 2017. Travis Elliott details how the Chinese team could lift the Aegis in Seattle.
Could Evil Geniuses be the first team to win two Internationals? Travis Elliott breaks down why that could be the case.
Following a wild Day 2, Day 3 saw many of the favorites advance, including OG, who knocked off Team Faceless.
Surprises littered Day 2 of the Kiev Major Main Event, including SG e-sports knocking off Team Secret.
Despite their surprising run at the Boston Major, mousesports hasn't been able to move past the
Team Secret and Virtus.pro finished Day 2 of the Kiev Major with perfect records, earning the top seeds heading into bracket play on Thursday.
Travis Elliot lets us know who came out victorious on the final day of competition at the 2017 Asia Championships.
More teams are eliminated as Day 3 of the 2017 Asia Championships are in the books, with Travis Elliot giving us the play-by-play.
Travis Elliot looks at how the first day of the Main Event for the 2017 Asia Championships shook out.
Day 2 featured contentious play that resulted in a plethora of 1-1 draws as both groups played mostly intra-regional matchups.
SG e-sports beats Not Today, clinching a win at the inaugural South American Regional Qualifier for the Kiev Major.
Team Onyx pulled off an amazing upset run, besting favored compLexity, to win the NA Qualifier for the Kiev Major.
While the Kiev Major is still weeks away, there's plenty to talk about, including the potential invitees for the Major.
OG have done it yet again, winning the Boston Major. In a thrilling series against upstarts Ad Finem, the reigning Fall Major champions pulled off yet another win.
Evil Geniuses have moved onto the final day of competition with a quarterfinal win over Virtus.pro on Friday, and appeared to have claimed the title of tournament favorite.
Team NP put together an impressive quarterfinal match, rallying to beat EHOME on Day 4 of the Boston Major.
Put in an uncomfortable juncture, Evil Geniuses responded with an important opening round win against the defending International 6 champs.
OG seem to have success at Fall Championships, as last year's winners are already making an impression at the Boston Major.
Virtus.Pro continued their impressive run following Summit 6, securing a 2-0 record in Group B.