A disastrous performance across the board for North American teams at the 2020 League of Legends<\/a> World Championship has drawn both ridicule and criticism. With not a single NA team making the playoffs, the effectiveness of esports development strategies in the region has been called into question.<\/p>\n TeamSoloMid\u2019s coach, Parth “Parth” Naidu, spoke up after his team\u2019s crushing 0-6 run at the tournament. \u201cI think one of the things that the NA region has constantly done is rely too much on their veterans and their leadership to carry them through their games,\u201d he said in an exclusive interview with ONE Esports.<\/p>\n The coach added that \u201cNorth America has to level up\u201d when it comes to developing rookie talent. According to Parth, it\u2019s the only way the region can remain competitive going forward.<\/p>\n The likes of Tencent Games, Esports Fight Club and Verasity Tech combined forces to stage the inaugural edition of the Ultimate Warrior Showdown. This 12-day tournament saw more than 1,000 Asian PUBG<\/a> teams compete for US $15,000 in prizes.<\/p>\n Many of the most renowned international esports teams participated in the competition. That includes the likes of T1, Orange Esports, Team Secret, and FaZe Clan.<\/p>\n In the end, Onic Esports walked away with the first UWS title. Second place ended in a tie between TRX and Secret TH, followed by GF ID in third. T1 made the top 10, finishing ninth, while Orange Esports were 13th, and FaZe finished 15th.<\/p>\n After the Africa Esports Championship organization announced the game selection for the upcoming national league tournaments, many players were upset. The tournament was slated to include FIFA 20 and Street Fighter V, two choices that didn\u2019t go over well with players.<\/p>\n Many fans spoke out, demanding that the newer FIFA 21 replace its older iteration in the roster. An equally loud contingent complained about Street Fighter V, a less popular title than fan-favorite Tekken 7. The AEC was listening, though.<\/p>\n As a result of the online feedback, the organizers have announced two modifications to the roster, conceding to both demands. This move speaks positively of the AEC and its willingness to work with its audience. It\u2019s also expected to help increase esports betting interest online.<\/p>\nAsia esports news<\/h2>\n
Onic Esports Win Ultimate Warrior Showdown<\/h3>\n
Africa esports news<\/h2>\n
AEC Organizers Listens To Players<\/h3>\n
Europe esports news<\/h2>\n
Kjaerbye And NBK- Clash On Twitter During IEM New York Final<\/h3>\n