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What To Watch This Weekend: Overwatch, PUBG, And Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
As we celebrate a weekend full with eggs, religious connotations, and niceties, kick back and watch other people duke it out in some of the world's most popular games.
The Dota 2 ESL One major in Mumbai, India is wrapping up tomorrow, and it could be one of the few times old-school Dota fans may see Navi in the finals. (Stream / Schedule)
The League of Legends North American LCS circuit may have ended but wouldn't you know it, there's a bunch of other circuits wrapping up this weekend! Korea, China, and Latin American all have their finals this weekend, so if you want to watch some dang League, you can travel the world for it. (Stream / Schedule)
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's Pro League continues! Watch more matches from the both the North American and European divisions all weekend long. (Stream / Schedule)
Of course, we also have another round of Overwatch League matches this weekend, and the Shanghai Dragons are playing! (Stream / Schedule)
We've got another pair of fighting game events this weekend! First, The Mixup is a major stop for both the Street Fighter V and Tekken pro circuit, so competition for those events should be fierce. There's also some side events for Garou: Mark of the Wolves and Darkstalkers, so tune into those if you're a fan! (Streams and Schedule)
There's also a major Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (now with Joker!) and Melee event happening in Pound 2019, with singles, teams, and squad strike events going on through the weekend. (Streams and Schedule)
Finally, we have the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds FaceIt Global Summit, which brings some of the best four-person teams from around the world and gathers them all in London to see which of them is gets the chicken dinner to rule them all. (Stream / Schedule)
That's it for this weekend! Let us know if we missed an event, or if there's a scene you'd like us to cover, in the comments.
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