There’s no doubt that Evil Geniuses are among the most prominent esports teams in the world. With more games under their arsenal like Dota 2 and CS:GO, there’s no question that they will dominate Valorant as well, the newest first-person

With the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Stage 1 groups wrapping up this week, Evil Geniuses have two towering opponents left to face. Both The Guard and 100 Thieves look like difficult opponents all things considered. Is Evil Geniuses’ fate already

The VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) has been an overwhelming success for Evil Geniuses. While the results are obvious, once you sift through the noise, the signal is more than clear; the Evil Geniuses rebuild is taking off. While their hopes

If you’ve even glanced at social media you’ve seen the firestorm. What seemed to follow a disappointing loss to The Guard, 100 Thieves released Adam “ec1s" Eccles and Hunter "BabyJ" Schline from the roster after just being with the organization

After being forced to stand on the outside and look in last year, after rebuilding for 2022, we’re finally getting some real proof that Evil Geniuses are a team that can compete at the highest level in North American VALORANT.

With the 2022 VALORANT year igniting with some of the most competitive matches, North America has been put on notice. Some of the old guard teams we once thought untouchable and sure-bets to maintain have been made mortal, leaving room

The VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Stage 1 Challengers has begun and with that Evil Geniuses has put pen to paper on their first major event of 2022. With all the potential in the world, Evil Geniuses battle some of North

With 2022 coming in, people assumed there would be select shifts in the power dynamic in the North American VALORANT space. However, did anyone foresee Evil Geniuses brand new retooled roster making it to the Stage 1 Challengers main stage?