ReKTGlobal partners with TalentX, the company behind TikTok's overnight sensation Sway House, to bring a new level of talent management to the esports and gaming industries.
HyperX Sponsors Rogue's Teams for Rainbow Six and Rocket League and the London Royal Ravens' Training Facility
The second-fastest American ever to reach an ATP final, Fritz joins ReKTGlobal's A-list investor group of musicians, executives and professional athletes
Recently named NFC defensive player of the week, the Washington Redskins Safety joins ReKTGlobal's investor group of musicians, executives and pro athletes
The fusion of the prominent esports organization with the leading direct-to-consumer platform will enable ReKTGlobal to elevate fan solutions for esports teams around the world
One of the most influential artists of his time, DJ Nicky Romero joins ReKTGlobal's investment team of legendary musicians and executives
The monumental merger's assets include 8 esports teams, 36 influencers, celebrity talent including music legends Tainy, Steve Aoki and Imagine Dragons, and 30+ client brand partners.
The second semester of the gaming accelerator program will guide the next generation of esports athletes through mentorship and learning opportunities from some of Fortnite's top influencers, including Benjamin "DrLupo" Lupo
Team Rogue's Fortnite captain and the nation's largest property and casualty insurance company sign endorsement deal
Series A led by entrepreneur and philanthropist Nick Gross will help fund the global expansion of ReKTGlobal's competitive esports team Rogue
Backed by parent company ReKTGlobal, Rogue makes their League of Legends debut in the new LEC season
Over 20 million participated in qualifying. Thirty-two made it to the Grand Final. One lifted the FIFA eWorld Cup trophy. Mosaad 'Msdossary' Aldossary was proclaimed the EA Sports FIFA 18 World Champion after a 4-0 win on aggregate over Stefano 'StefanoPinna' Pinna at The O2 in London.
ReKTGlobal has today announced that both 'members and management' of Imagine Dragons have become new investment partners in the company.
Youth organization and leading esports agency will grant $450,000 annually to enable students to learn, inspire and become the next gaming entrepreneurs and innovators of the future
Source: Esports Insider
FYG's new program doesn't just award folks who want to play esports. It also offers other scholarships geared toward various gaming-related disciplines, such as cosplaying, concept art for games, and esports commentating. And though it's previously focused on encouraging high schoolers to pursue creative opportunities, Gross says that they decided to open up the esports scholarship to everyone.
Source: Rolling Stone
Source: Esports Observer (SBJ/SBD)
Source: Esports Insider