Interviews

Experienced UK League of Legends caster Will ‘Viperoon’ Whittingham recently announced he was leaving esports for good. He […]

Read More… from UK LoL caster who was once fired from a broadcast for having long hair announces he’s permanently stepping away from casting: In-depth interview with Viperoon

UK Dota 2 commentator and analyst, Robson ‘TeaGuvnor’ Merritt, coached the Esports England Dota 2 team and helped […]

Read More… from TeaGuvnor on coaching Esports England’s Dota 2 team & the state of the scene: ‘UK Dota is finally in a position of having multiple competitive players rise up to the higher levels’

Shadow Culture Minister Alex Davies-Jones has called on the UK Government and other MPs to better understand esports […]

Read More… from As France gets its first CSGO Major, what can the UK Government do to better support esports? We interview Shadow Culture Minister Alex Davies-Jones at Westminster Games Week: ‘I don’t think the government ‘get’ esports. I’d encourage all parliamentarians & stakeholders to get involved and see what esports is all about’

Image credit: Michal Konkol/Riot Games Flickr UK casting duo Sam ‘Initialise’ Hapgood and Alex ‘Nymaera’ Hapgood quickly rose […]

Read More… from Never one… without the other: Interview with LoL casters Initialise and Nymaera on grassroots leagues to the LEC, starting LJL Officially Unofficial, thoughts on the EU Masters & more

The UK has a lot of great esports broadcast talent, but it also has a plethora of voice […]

Read More… from Neil Newbon interview: Heisenberg voice actor on his work, upcoming Resident Evil Village DLC and attending Insomnia Gaming Festival

Team Fortress 2 (TF2) might not be the biggest esport in the world, but it’s certainly the biggest […]

Read More… from EssentialsTF Interview on Insomnia 69 TF2 finals, a potential TF3 & what makes Team Fortress such a unique esport

Esports is an exciting fast-paced industry, but it’s also hard work – and getting your foot in the […]

Read More… from Insomnia 69: Esports personalities offer esports career advice

Team franchise slots in the League of Legends LEC are continuing to rise in value With the emergence […]

Read More… from Insomnia 69: UK esports personalities on franchising in esports and the future of leagues

Promoted article (contains partner links) Esports industry conference and networking event ESI London is around the corner once […]

Read More… from ESI London 2022 preview & interview with Esports Insider co-founder Sam Cooke: ‘This is our biggest event in history – we are about to surpass our attendees target of 600’

UK Call of Duty League (CDL) franchise team, the London Royal Ravens, were active around Insomnia 69 today […]

Read More… from Interview: London Royal Ravens’ ODEE and Zer0 on playing at Insomnia, franchising and the future of CoD esports

Update (October 15th 2022): The League of Legends tournament at Epic.LAN 37 will sadly no longer be taking […]

Read More… from League of Legends Epic.LAN return cancelled – quickfire interview with MD Jon Winkle from the archive

Kieran Holmes-Darby, gaming director at Formula E (right) with 2022 Accelerate champion Frede Rasmussen (left) Electric car motorsport […]

Read More… from Kieran Holmes-Darby on recent €100,000 Formula E esports finals in London: ‘We look forward to putting on many more events for the racing games community’

Photo Credit: PGL In this long-awaited fourth interview from Tom Taylor’s visit to the PGL Antwerp Major, he […]

Read More… from Freya Spiers Interview: Finding a place in esports, diversifying and a trip down memory lane (PGL Antwerp Major Interview #4)

Giants Gaming have just won the regular season of the Summer 2022 LVP Superliga in Spain, with 13 […]

Read More… from Interview with Maxlore, Lorcz & Zero: UK trio from Giants Gaming on winning Spain’s Superliga Summer 2022 Regular Season & chances at EU Masters

Dutch League of Legends mid-laner Mike ‘Furuy’ Wils has made a solid name for himself in the NLC […]

Read More… from Furuy reflects on his performances with Bifrost in 2022, the quality of mid-laners in the NLC and what’s next: ‘If I look back on the whole year, I cannot be sad – I’m always looking to improve and I’m looking at the bigger leagues’