Amateur teams will now have a shot at making the big leagues with the Mountain Dew League which will send one team to the ESL Pro League to compete against some of the best teams in the world.

Team YP have expanded into League of Legends with an all girl team. The organization has been under fire in recent months after being banned by ESL and CapCom, but it's business as usual for Team YP.

ESL have announced the first international Overwatch tournament which will take place at Gamescom in August. Eight teams from North America and Europe will compete for $100,000 and the glory of being the best team in the world.

In case you missed it, there was some CS:GO drama this past weekend with SK Gaming threatening litigation against Luminosity after they signed a letter of intent to join SK Gaming on July 1st 2016, and went back on their word choosing to stay with Luminosity.

FaZe Clan have officially left WESA, leaving the regulatory body with seven teams. Will more teams follow suit as issues which plagued FaZe become apparent in the upcoming months?

FaZe Clan are reportedly leaving WESA over disputes on exclusivity. WESA was only announced last week and the storm which followed is only reaching mainland now.

On Friday WESA was officially announced as an association which aims to regulate eSports professionally througout the globe. Unfortunately for them, a large portion of the community is still rather skeptical about ESLs involvement in the organization, and where is Valve's comment on the whole ordeal?

Are you ready for eSport reality TV? Probably not, and that's not the goal behind Pilgrim Media Group's new focus on eSports TV. The company behind American Chopper, Ghost Hunter, and more has an ongoing partnership with ESL which plans to bring Media Based on eSports to TV.