With over 15 titles to his name and an incredible undefeated record, boxing icon Floyd Mayweather has earned his retirement. Clearly a fan of the finer things in life, his car collection is incredible to behold. It’s no surprise that an icon such as Mayweather should have such an incredible fleet of cars. His undefeated record remains unbroken, while Floyd is one of the most lucrative pay-per-view stars of all time and one of the wealthiest athletes in the world.

Lee Sin has been a jungler since the dawn of time in League of Legends. However, in Season 11, he’s been pushed out of home. The Blind Monk has found refuge in the top and mid lane though, and he’s stronger than ever. Here’s why. Lee Sin is arguably League’s most iconic playmaking champion. Those old enough to remember will never forget the first time the inSec kick was made.

An unannounced Overwatch mobile game appears to be in development by Blizzard according to a job description for a “mobile project.” Overwatch mobile has long been rumored, but never officially revealed by Blizzard, as development on Overwatch 2 has pushed the game into frequent delays and is now seemingly headed towards a 2023 release. That said, Blizzard has been keen on having its biggest franchises ported to mobile or have their own standalone games, such as Diablo Immortal.

Popular Australian Twitch streamer PaladinAmber is known for her hilarious responses to unruly viewers — but one fan got so excited that she had to shut them down with a hilariously scathing comeback. PaladinAmber is one of the most popular Twitch personalities down under, boasting an audience of over 77,000 followers on the site due to her witty sense of humor and creative special effects, as seen in her viral “breaking news” segments.

Scump is a Call of Duty legend in the truest sense of the word. With a career that contains 28 championship wins over thirteen years, the 26-year old has revealed the one change that might extend his reign at the top of the scene Seth “Scump” Abner is one of the last original Call of Duty pro players standing. Starting back in Modern Warfare 2 (2009), the ‘Ginger Ninja’ has had an illustrious career with the franchise and has seen all but a handful of his OG competitors call it quits in recent years.

TikTok creator Brandon Brootal has died, according to a post on his Instagram on January 30. Fans have paid tribute to the star, who had amassed a following of over 1.4 million on TikTok. Known as ‘brandonbrootal7’ on TikTok, Brandon McKesson posted what he called ‘early 2000’s emo/scene content’ to his account, and his efforts had made him one of the most popular creators in this genre on the app.

Twitch streamer GGria faced a bizarre encounter during an IRL stream in Toronto as she was screamed at by a stranger on the street.  In-Real-Life [IRL] Twitch streamers have become hugely popular on the gaming-centric website in 2019, with users being able to watch hundreds of people showing off their day-to-day life. Usually, these broadcasts go as planned and streamers are able to peacefully go about their business. However, sometimes things can get a little strange, and this was definitely the case for GGria.

A video is going viral on TikTok that plans to reunite the entire Call of Duty community on classic title Modern Warfare 2, repopulating the once-vibrant servers for one day only. To many, Modern Warfare 2 is the pinnacle of Call of Duty. The 2009 release helped the franchise on its way to becoming the phenomenon it is now, building on the popularity of 2007’s Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

Yiliang ‘Doublelift’ Peng has retired from professional play after nearly a decade, ending one of the most storied careers in North American League of Legends. The legendary ADC has quit playing the game after TSM failed to make it out of the Worlds Group stage for the fifth time in franchise history. However, as he pointed out in his retirement message, his domestic form was good. Doublelift was 17 when he qualified for his first tournament – the Season 1 World Championship in Sweden.

A fresh update is going live in GTA Online on March 26, adding a new car to the podium at the Casino, as well as some GTA$ and RP bonuses, and as always some big discounts on properties and vehicles. Last week’s update saw the addition of the JB700W to the podium, the classic James Bond Aston Martin look-a-like, but Rockstar have gone a completely different direction for the Lucky Wheel vehicle this week.