TikTok’s parent company Byte Dance has reportedly issued a cease and desist to the YouTubers vs TikTokers boxing event. On June 12, TikToker Bryce Hall is supposed to face off against the ACE family’s Austin McBroom in a boxing card in Miami pitting influencers from both platforms against each other, also including massive names such as Tayler Holder and FaZe Jarvis. However, there have been several dramatic twists and turns in the lead-up to the hotly anticipated event.

UFC legend Anderson Silva has taken up a career in boxing and a potential fight against YouTuber Logan Paul is in the cards, but according to Silva’s coach, the bout will only happen if it’s under official rules. Logan Paul shocked the world when he took boxing icon Floyd Mayweather to the limit, refusing to go down against the undefeated 50-0 star. While his success was seen as a victory in many circles, Anderson Silva’s coach wasn’t as impressed, especially because of the fact it was fought under exhibition rules – something he wants to change if The Spider and Logan meet in the ring.

CoD Mobile just turned two and to celebrate the second anniversary, Season 8 has now arrived. From major Battle Royale 2.0 improvements, the introduction of Blackout, and a ton of new weapons, modes, and cosmetics, here’s everything there is to know. The latest CoD Mobile update has arrived, with Season 8 now active in the popular handheld title. Having now passed two years on the market, Season 8 marks a special occasion and there’s plenty for fans to be excited about as a result.

A new Genshin Impact leak has revealed that custom Domains could be coming to the game alongside the 2.5 update.  Genshin Impact’s 2.5 update is on the horizon, and a new leak has already revealed some exciting news for the game’s Domains. In fact, a new event will potentially enable travelers to make their own custom Domains.  These player-made dungeons will be accessible to other Genshin Impact fans, enabling the community to create their own unique challenges.

LOUD is an esports organization and media giant that, for the most part, is missing from the conversation when success in esports is discussed — at least in the west. This makes sense considering they’re all-in on Brazil and the many underground cultures in the nation, but considering it serves an emerging market, just how did it manage to rack up one billion views on YouTube before any other team (even FaZe Clan) having only launched in 2019?

The developers of Call of Duty Modern Warfare responded quickly to an in-game glitch discovered on Picadilly where players can remain in an out-of-bounds area and rack up nukes in Infected. It can also be abused in other modes. Since the game’s released in late 2019, Modern Warfare players have been quick to call out game-breaking bugs as they appear. When these bugs appear, Infinity Ward is typically quick on the draw when it comes to resolving them, and they appear to be doing so again after something very game-breaking was discovered in the London-based Piccadilly map.

Logan Paul rounded out the first month of 2021 by revealing a brand new studio and backdrop for his Impaulsive podcast that could be even more expensive than the last one. Logan started Impaulsive back in 2018 with his cohost and partner-in-crime Mike Majlak, and it’s become one of the most popular podcasts in the world ever since. You might not think a nice set is that important if you just listen to a show’s audio like many people do, but if you’re a creator and want to live stream YouTube videos from it, you better believe a sleek setup is all but required.

As Call of Duty: Warzone’s players continue to grapple with skill-based matchmaking (SBMM), some have discovered an unfair workaround to guarantee easy bot lobbies.  From Infinity Ward to Treyarch and Raven Software, the developers Activision have enlisted for Call of Duty: Warzone have remained completely silent about their approach to SBMM. Instead, the game’s millions of players have had to come up with theories about the matchmaking algorithms themselves. Warzone debuted in March 2020 and players have spent months arguing about the merits of SBMM and its enforcement.

The Warzone devs have teased a new map – Fortune’s Keep – coming to the game in Season 4 and it could tie into the upcoming Rebirth Island event. Warzone hasn’t seen a new map since the release of Caldera on December 9 but that’s not the case for much longer. Fortune’s Keep has now been confirmed to be the next addition to the game and with a new event happening over on Rebirth Island, the two seem to be linked tightly together.

World of Warcraft Classic’s Burning Crusade pre-expansion patch is now live and it’s given players some new features before the game’s full launch. After making the nostalgic journey through the 17-year-old WoW Classic, players can now look forward to the next chapter in the world of Azeroth. With the Burning Crusade expansion set to launch on June 1, the whole community is gearing up to step foot through the Dark Portal and enter the Outland.