CDL Full of Beef Between Hastr0, CouRage JD, & JKap, Pengu Retires from R6, TSM CEO Fined For Tweet

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Published on March 2, 2021 8:09:49 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J18QfiisHY

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The timeline was spicy yesterday, as a Hell in the Cell style team-up happened, with a three-way stand-off between COD pros and owners talking trash to each other as hastr0, CouRage JD, and JKap all fired off tweets coming just short of challenging each other to death by combat. Plus, one of the most decorated Rainbow Six Siege players of all time announces his retirement and decides to pursue making content full time. And, TSM’s CEO Andy Dinh apologizes after telling a pro he would be working for minimum wage after the player called for the repeal of the import rule in the LCS.

COD Feuds Erupt after Empire Go 3-0

This past week, we’ve seen a LOT of Call of Duty action as the Super Week of matchups went down, pairing up the CDL in double and even triple headers to cram in last-minute matches before the first major of the season for the esport. The Dallas Empire ended up going undefeated to win their group and earning a first-round by in the upcoming Major tournament by going 3-0. They capped their streak off with a solid win over the newly formed 100 Thieves’ LA squad, and being one to never ignore stirring the pot, the head of the Dallas Empire’s parent org Team Envy, Hastr0, jumped on Twitter to start a wrestling match on the timeline.

Pengu Retires From Rainbow Six To Become Full-Time Content Creator

Rainbow Six Siege is an esport that may not be as massive as the League of Legends of the world, but it has a hardcore and dedicated fan base that makes legends of its standout players. And that’s where Pengu found himself, a player who rose to fame as the face of R6 with G2 Esports, becoming the face of European players over the past few years, before ultimately deciding this past week to step down and become a full-time content creator.

TSM CEO apologizes for "minimum wage" insult, gets fined by Riot

The League of Legends community has been engaged in a heated debate regarding the alleged request made by LCS owners to remove the import rule that allows them a certain number of foreign players to make up their roster, with the discussion between TSM's CEO Andy Dinh and pro player Philippe "Vulcan" Laflamme ending with Dinh issuing an apology for his comments.

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