It's time to stop making excuses and use this golden opportunity to grow and compete in competitive Overwatch. We may be behind the times when it comes to competitive eSports, but Overwatch allows us to enter a somewhat neutral playing field when compared to other eSport titles.

Splyce, a North American based team, have picked up an Overwatch roster consisting of up and coming talent. The roster includes ex-Team Fortress 2 professional players and a familiar face in the CS:GO scene.

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.

After 11 years Bethesda have finally revealed Quake Champions. The announcement has been met with wide criticism as die-hard fans have begun speculating as to which direction this new title taking. Champions have abilities and attributes, something new to Quake, but a neccessity in todays age of eSports. Let's discuss the possibilites of Quake Champions as an eSport.

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.

Team Secret and Evil Geniuses trade players after crushing defeats at the Manila Major. Universe returns to Evil Geniuses, while BuLba makes his debut in Team Secret.

Have you ever wanted to play for Manchester United, but suck at Football? Well, this dream may soon become a possibility for some as The Red Devils are face to face with Fnatic in a bidding war over an Overwatch team.

eSports and sport will fall under the same category in Russia as of June 17th. Previously one of the countries who originally recognized eSports will now join the ranks of neighbouring countries as the industry continues to grow rapidly.