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What To Watch This Weekend: Hearthstone, Tekken 7, And Rocket League
This week we've got the big the three S'es of esports: Spitfire, Storm, and Strongstyle.
The Tekken 7 scene is as strong as ever, and this week's StrongStyle tournament will feature the game's best talent in San Jose this weekend. (Stream / Schedule)
You can also catch some Rocket League this weekend courtesy of the Gold Rush event. (Stream / Schedule)
This week's big Super Smash Bros. For Wii U tournament is Frostbite, which may not feature ZeRo, but does have Evo champ Salem in attendance, and lots of people looking to beat him. You can also catch some Rivals of Aether on one of the streams. (Streams and Schedule)
The League of Legends LCS continues unabated before heading into its playoff stages in a few weeks. (Stream/ Schedule)
Also ongoing is the Overwatch League, with a match between top two teams in the league: The New York Excelsior and the London Spitfire. "Spitfire" is by far the best name in the league, so I'm rooting for them. (Stream / Schedule)
Heroes of the Storm's HGC continues as well, with four major matches to watch throughout the weekend. (Stream / Schedule)
This week's Blizzard trio is complete with Hearthstone, which is having its first HCT event of the year in Germany. (Stream / Schedule)
Before the next week's Starladder premier event, you can watch some Counter-Strike: Global Offensive by checking out the CS Summit. (Stream)
That's it for this weekend! Let us know if we missed an event, or there's a scene you'd like to us to cover, in the comments.
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