Some teams go decades without tasting the ultimate success in sport.
The grand finals for the Gfinity Australia Elite Season 2 Series of Rocket League took place this weekend and featured the two teams from Sydney.
A couple of week ago I wrote an article about the new LEC rosters – the ones we knew, at least.
The semifinals for this season of the Rocket League Gfinity Elite Series were upon us this weekend and the results seemed almost entirely up to Sydney.
I was at a Magic: The Gathering (coming soon to a column near you) event this past weekend, which meant that, coupled with the unfortunate time zone difference, I didn’t get to watch a minute of All-Stars live.
When the Gfinity Elite Series esports competition kicked off in June of this year, it was Melbourne who rose to the summit.
They poached top players from their rivals in the offseason, consistently won matches they looked cooked in – and are now turning it on in the finals.
The incredibly popular trading card game Magic: The Gathering is entering the esports world in a big way.
It’s not often a reigning triple-champion enters the next season’s playoffs as dark horses – but that’s exactly the position Melbourne Order find themselves in as the second season of the Gfinity Elite Series’ playoffs kick off.
This week’s matches in the Gfinity Elite Series were bookended with upsets which have actually shaken up the roster for the semifinals quite a bit.
The Gfinity Elite Series has reached its halfway point, and the teams at the bottom need to step it up.
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With Hanamura rework recently being released and a Garden of Terror rework now coming, is the design team just rehashing old ideas?
Day two of the playoffs promised to be exciting, high-calibre games.
We went behind the scenes at the Gfinity Australia Elite Series.
We went behind the scenes of the Gfinity Australia Elite Series.
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The semifinals for this season of the Rocket League Gfinity Elite Series were upon us this weekend and the results seemed almost entirely up to Sydney.