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K-pop idol Athena is the new ambassador of T1’s VALORANT team

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By Rituraj Halder
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Legendary South Korean esports team, T1, has officially appointed K-pop star and member of the girl group FIFTY FIFTY, Athena, as the official brand ambassador for its VALORANT division. K-pop star Athena joins T1 as the ambassador of the VALORANT team The announcement rolled out across the organization’s social media channels on June 16, 2026, making it official that the organization is all set to tap into the growing K-pop fanbase all over the world.
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Magnus Carlsen, Boaster, Vivian, and The MongolZ featured in Esports World Cup: Level Up Season 2

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By Rituraj Halder
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The Esports Foundation has officially announced that its docuseries on athletes, the Esports World Cup: Level Up, is set to return with a second season on June 26, 2026. The five episodes of the series will drop together on Amazon Prime Video. The series is directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker R.J. Cutler and is produced by This Machine, the content division of Sony Pictures Television.
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PashaBiceps has been banned on FACEIT for 7 days for verbal abuse

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By Rituraj Halder
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Counter-Strike legend Jarosław “pashaBiceps” Jarząbkowski has been hit with a seven-day competitive ban on the FACEIT matchmaking platform after he made some controversial comments during one of his recent matches. The suspension has created a lot of buzz among Counter-Strike fans as the ordeal came less than a month after the legendary Virtus.pro alumnus made headlines by selling his iconic CS2 Knife skin for charity. Why did PashaBiceps get banned by FACEIT?
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