FAZE CLAN Wins HCS Arlington Major | BETBOOM Player Disqualified From DOTA 2 Bali Major and much more from Week 1 of July 2023

Esports has become more than just a niche interest; with exciting developments occurring every week, it has transformed into a global phenomenon that captivates millions of fans worldwide. From thrilling tournaments to groundbreaking partnerships, there is never a dull moment in this rapidly growing industry.

A lot is happening in the esports industry every day regarding serious business. But there’s this one time when we see all the dramas, trash talks, qualifications, and disqualifications – Yep, during the Majors! So what happened inside the world of esports this past week? Let’s find out!

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Faze Clan Wins Hcs Arlington Major

FAZE Clan has again proven its dominance by emerging victorious at the HCS Arlington Major in Texas. This remarkable achievement solidifies their position as one of the top teams in competitive gaming and rewards them with a staggering $100,000 prize. This victory is a testament to their relentless pursuit of excellence within the ever-evolving world of esports.

Another International Tournament is Being Added by Riot to the Lol Esports Calendar

According to Christopher ‘MonteCristo’ Mykles, Riot Games will introduce a third international competition to the League of Legends esports schedule in 2024. In addition to MSI and Worlds, the proposed event would take place.

Furia Confirms Signing of Brazilian CS: GO Icon Fallen

Gabriel ‘FalleN’ Toledo, a two-time CS: GO Major champion, has officially signed with FURIA. After FURIA outbid paiN Gaming to sign the veteran, the 32-year-old departs Imperial for an undisclosed sum. Marcelo “chelo” Cespedes, who departed Imperial after one year with the squad, is joining FalleN in this new endeavor.

Overwatch Veteran Danteh Hits Out at State of Owl in Scathing Retirement Post

One of the last veterans from Season 1 in 2018, Dante “Danteh” Cruz, has written a short retirement post criticizing the Overwatch League and the LA Gladiators. Danteh, a Tank player for the Los Angeles Gladiators, was released on June 29. Danteh went on to stream and admitted he had been let go because the squad wanted to sign Hwan “Marve1” Min-seo, another Tank player.

Philips Enters Pubg Mobile Esports with Indian BGMI Team

Tech giant Philips now wants to enter the esports market. The organization said in a press statement today that it had acquired the R Esports squad to compete in BGMI competitions under the name OneBlade. PUBG Mobile is known as Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) in India.

T1 Faker to Take Break from Competing Due to Arm Injury

Faker will be taking a vacation from the competition as he heals from an arm injury, according to T1. The Korean mid-laner claimed that the issue has significantly hampered his ability to play to the extent that he has postponed forthcoming streams and sought medical attention.

Valorant Pros Pay Tribute to “Twisten” with Shorty Showdown

During a group stage match in the EMEA Ascension competition, Valorant professionals paid respect to the late player Karel ‘Twisten’ Asenbrener. Twisten’s demise has affected the whole Valorant community since Team Vitality confirmed on June 7 that he had passed away.

Betboom Player Disqualified from Dota 2 Bali Major after Watching Twitch Stream During Match

On July 5, 2023, there was an official match between BetBoom and Tundra Esports in the upper bracket quarter-finals of Dota 2’s Bali Major. During that series, Tundra called a pause to report an issue to the tournament officials.

While the match was paused, BetBoom’s Offlaner Ivan ‘Pure’ Moskalenko alt-tabbed his game and switched to the Twitch stream of Aleksandr ‘Nix’ Levin momentarily. This is against the DPC rules, which state that “players are prohibited from watching any broadcasts while competing in an official match.”

Conclusion

Esports enthusiasts around the globe eagerly followed these developments as they showcased both the skill and drama that make competitive gaming so captivating. These events highlight professional players’ talent and dedication and demonstrate how esports has become a mainstream phenomenon.

As we delve into Week 2 of July 2023, we will explore more gripping moments in detail, providing you with all the latest updates and insights from the world of esports. So buckle up and prepare for a thrilling journey through some truly unforgettable moments in esports history.

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