🚨🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo: “I’m not the player I was before, but… I keep scoring goals. And I hope to score tomorrow”.
“If I can’t score, it will be another teammate to score and we hope to go to the next round. The mission is to advance, not for me to score”.
Finals night.🔥🇿🇦
We do not enter as conquerors, but as those seeking what has already been promised. Let the arena hear our silence, for even silence carries belief. If this is the hour of reckoning, then let victory be the only answer left👊🏻
#FFWS#EWCParis26#EnterTheParadox
A YouTuber has been banned from Forza Horizon 6 before launch after uploading leaked gameplay footage
DVS Squad's ban will last 69,895,509 hours until the 31st December 9999
The African championship circuit - Pro series kicks off may 10th at 6pm WAT. you don't want to miss it, Nato Gaming is back into the league with new faces. ASG and Strix Gaming also joined the league. Don't miss out, like, and share day one is going to be a banger
Real-time production is the heartbeat of African eSports. From graphics to observers, casters to stream directors this is what keeps the show alive. #realtimeproduction
📹 Q9 Ouling has joined YouTube, and it matters more than you think.
The Chinese Emperor & reigning world champion has uploaded his first video, a shotgun montage, marking his arrival on a platform that CoD Mobile's esports community has historically ignored almost entirely.
For years, content creation from pro players has been near nonexistent. That narrative has quietly been shifting this season, names like Mihawk, Viper, and others have shown increasing consistency on YouTube, particularly through the CDM Spring window.
But Ouling's entry is different. Chinese players, by and large, do not use YouTube. The platform simply isn't native to their ecosystem. For one of the scene's most recognisable figures to step onto it anyway signals something, awareness, reach, and perhaps a growing understanding that the game's competitive scene needs more than just results to grow.
A shotgun montage to start. Eyes on what comes next. 👀
IShowSpeed says he wants to stream in space after he's visited every country in the world
"There's like 200 countries in the world and I'm at 96 ... After that, I'm going to space bro"