Heroes Esports

Although we just crowned a whole slew of champions at BlizzCon a few weeks ago, the Blizzard esports action is still going on -- even if Blizzard isn't the one calling the shots in all the tournaments out there.

It was just a few short days of esports, but five world champions were crowned at BlizzCon 2016.

BlizzCon Opening Week started out pretty well as we expected, but day three was a roller coaster ride.

Day two of BlizzCon esports got off to an early start, even for those of us following along from more eastward time zones than Pacific.

There's just too much action -- and too many teams in the brackets -- to confine all the esports titles to one short BlizzCon weekend.

A great thinker once said, "everybody's working for the weekend," and in esports that's definitely true.

BlizzCon is just six weeks away, and opening week for BlizzCon esports starts even sooner.

Though the finals for the community tournament Bloodlust are this weekend, there's not much else going on in the world of Heroes of the Storm esports until BlizzCon.

After a surprising showing at the PAX Prime Heroes of the Storm North American regional tournament last week, the only pro games this week are in Korea.

PAX Prime in Seattle is underway and so is the final Heroes of the Storm regional tournament of the North American fall season.