Fusion Esports Arena

Philadelphia Fusion gaming arena in South Philly, part of stadium complexes.

The first of its kind In North America, a $50 million, groundbreaking arena that they start building last September, but the project was put on pause due to Corona pandemic. The parent company - Comcast will host all Fusion home games, but also other competitive gaming events.

Architect Populous, responsible for Tottenham, O2, design of 32 super bowl venues. The 3500 person capacity arena have the OWL execs brainstorming over structure of Overwatch schedule, in person events etc. Online matches cost-efficient compared to in person, lingering pandemic fears, Comcast involved with OWL, stake in T1 League of legends team in South Korea.

The Philly Fusion Team is Involved In the relaunch of G4 TV, and are one of 2 teams that made it to October 2020’s grand finals in South Korea.  Involved In the relaunch of G4 TV

The Fusion Team are one of 2 teams that made it to October 2020’s grand finals in South Korea.

Grand Finals pitted Asia’s 2nd seed Seoul Dynasty vs NA’s 1st seed Shock. Shock went on to run through the winners bracket, past the Shanghai Dragons (Asia’s 1st) into the finals, overcoming the loser’s bracket’s Seoul Dynasty 4-2. Dragons beat Philly Fusion 3-0 in a 3 map set, eventually losing to Shock and placing Fusion in a Loser’s matchup with Seoul which they would lose 3 maps to 0. Seoul climbed out of the loser’s bracket defeating the dragons 3 maps to 2 to eventually face the Shock in the grand finals. Shock finished 31-4 on the season. San Francisco Shock are owned by Andy Miller, co-owner of NRG Esports and the Sacramento Kings.