| Retired as Player | ||
|---|---|---|
| Stunt | ||
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| Background Information | ||
| Name | William Chen | |
| Country of Birth | United States | |
| Birthday | November 13, 1995 (age 28) | |
| Residency | North America | |
| Competitive | ||
| Role | Coach | |
| Favorite Champs | ||
| Competitive IDs | Stuntopolis | |
| Soloqueue IDs | NA: 5tunt, stuntopolis, stuntopia | |
| Social Media & Links | ||
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William "Stunt" (▶️ listen) Chen is a League of Legends esports player, previously assistant coach for No Org. He was previously known as Stuntopolis.
Team History
| Team | Start | End | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 UCLA | Sep 20132013-09-28 | Jan 20152015-01-01 | 1yr 3mo | ejel | ||
 Call Gaming | May 20142014-05-15 | Dec 20142014-12-22[1] | 7mo 7d | ejel | ||
 NexGen eSports Mirage | ≈Jul 2015≈2015-07-?? | ??? 2015≈2015-??-?? | ≈1d | ejel | ||
 Astral Authority | Dec 20152015-12-12[3] | Dec 20152015-12-25[2] | 13d | ejel | ||
 Samadder Gaming | Dec 20152015-12-25 | Jan 20162016-01-12 | 18d | ejel | ||
| Astral Authority | Jan 20162016-01-12 | Jan 20162016-01-20[4] | 8d | ejel | ||
 Ember | Jan 20162016-01-22[6] | Mar 20162016-03-21[5] | 1mo 30d | ejel | ||
 Echo Fox | Feb 20162016-02-05[7] | Feb 20162016-02-08 | 3d | Temp Sub ejel | ||
 Team Liquid | ≈May 2016≈2016-05-?? | Jul 20162016-07-13 | ≈2mo 12d | ejel | ||
| TL Academy | May 20162016-05-05[9] | Aug 20162016-08-29[8] | 3mo 24d | ejel | ||
| ILYSB (Stripped) | ≈Dec 2016≈2016-12-10 | ≈Dec 2016≈2016-12-12 | ≈2d | ejel | ||
 Dignitas | Jan 20172017-01-05 | Mar 20172017-03-08[10] | 2mo 3d | ejel | ||
 Phoenix1 | Mar 20172017-03-08[12] | May 20172017-05-09[11] | 2mo 1d | ejel | ||
 Immortals | May 20172017-05-16[17] | Nov 20172017-11-20[14] | 6mo 4d | ejel | ||
 FlyQuest | Nov 20172017-11-20[19] | May 20182018-05-03[18] | 5mo 13d | ejel | ||
 100 Academy | May 20182018-05-30[21] | Oct 20182018-10-23[20] | 4mo 24d | ejel | ||
| 100 Academy | Dec 20182018-12-13[23] | Nov 20192019-11-25[22] | 11mo 12d | ejel | ||
| 100 Thieves | Mar 20192019-03-22[24] | Mar 20192019-03-25 | 3d | ejel | ||
| 100 Thieves | Nov 20192019-11-25[26] | Jun 20202020-06-29[25] | 7mo 4d | ejel | ||
 ANEW Esports | Jan 20212021-01-04[28] | Feb 20212021-02-05[27] | 1mo 1d | ejel | ||
 No Org | Feb 20212021-02-05 | ≈May 2021≈2021-05-11 | ≈3mo 6d | ejel |
| Team | Start | End | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UCLA | Sep 20132013-09-28 | Jan 20152015-01-01 | 1yr 3mo | ejel | ||
| Call Gaming | May 20142014-05-15 | Dec 20142014-12-22[1] | 7mo 7d | ejel | ||
| NexGen eSports Mirage | ≈Jul 2015≈2015-07-?? | ??? 2015≈2015-??-?? | ≈1d | ejel | ||
| Astral Authority | Dec 20152015-12-12[3] | Dec 20152015-12-25[2] | 13d | ejel | ||
| Samadder Gaming | Dec 20152015-12-25 | Jan 20162016-01-12 | 18d | ejel | ||
| Astral Authority | Jan 20162016-01-12 | Jan 20162016-01-20[4] | 8d | ejel | ||
| Ember | Jan 20162016-01-22[6] | Mar 20162016-03-21[5] | 1mo 30d | ejel | ||
| Echo Fox | Feb 20162016-02-05[7] | Feb 20162016-02-08 | 3d | Temp Sub ejel | ||
| Team Liquid | ≈May 2016≈2016-05-?? | Jul 20162016-07-13 | ≈2mo 12d | ejel | ||
| TL Academy | May 20162016-05-05[9] | Aug 20162016-08-29[8] | 3mo 24d | ejel | ||
| ILYSB (Stripped) | ≈Dec 2016≈2016-12-10 | ≈Dec 2016≈2016-12-12 | ≈2d | ejel | ||
| Dignitas | Jan 20172017-01-05 | Mar 20172017-03-08[10] | 2mo 3d | ejel | ||
| Phoenix1 | Mar 20172017-03-08[12] | May 20172017-05-09[11] | 2mo 1d | ejel | ||
| Immortals | May 20172017-05-16[17] | Nov 20172017-11-20[14] | 6mo 4d | ejel | ||
| FlyQuest | Nov 20172017-11-20[19] | May 20182018-05-03[18] | 5mo 13d | ejel | ||
| 100 Academy | May 20182018-05-30[21] | Oct 20182018-10-23[20] | 4mo 24d | ejel | ||
| 100 Academy | Dec 20182018-12-13[23] | Nov 20192019-11-25[22] | 11mo 12d | ejel | ||
| 100 Thieves | Mar 20192019-03-22[24] | Mar 20192019-03-25 | 3d | ejel | ||
| 100 Thieves | Nov 20192019-11-25[26] | Jun 20202020-06-29[25] | 7mo 4d | ejel | ||
| ANEW Esports | Jan 20212021-01-04[28] | Feb 20212021-02-05[27] | 1mo 1d | ejel | ||
| No Org | Feb 20212021-02-05 | ≈May 2021≈2021-05-11 | ≈3mo 6d | ejel |
News
- 2013
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2021
 UCLA | September 28, Stunt joins. |
 CG | May 15, DarkBlight, iucid, Environmental, and Stuntopolis join. Rakin rejoins. | |
| CG | December 22, Call Gaming is disbanded. DarkBlight, iucid, Environmental, Rakin, and Stuntopolis leave.[1] |
| UCLA | January 1, Stunt leaves. | |
 NEXG | July (approx.), Stuntopolis joins as substitute. | |
| NEXG | 2015 (approx.), Stuntopolis leaves. | |
 AA | December 12, Team is formed. Chorong, Shernfire, Z Y Xydra, DoubleG, stuntopolis, and Samadder (Head Coach) join. iMysterious, Arcsecond, and Jimmy Talon join as substitutes.[3] | |
| AA | December 25, Chorong, Shernfire, Z Y Xydra, DoubleG, stuntopolis, iMysterious, Arcsecond, Jimmy Talon, and Samadder (Head Coach) leave.[2] | |
 SMG | December 25, Chorong, Shernfire, Pekin Woof, DoubleG, stuntopolis, Moo (Secondary Coach), and Samadder (CEO,Head Coach) join. CJ, iMysterious, Z Y Xydra, Arcsecond, and Jimmy Talon join as substitutes. |
| SMG | January 12, Samadder Gaming transfers its roster to Astral Authority. Chorong, Shernfire, Pekin Woof, DoubleG, stuntopolis, Z Y Xydra, Jimmy Talon, and Moo (Secondary Coach) leave. | |
| AA | January 12, Astral Authority acquires the roster of Samadder Gaming. Jimmy Talon and Moo (Head Coach) join. Chorong, Shernfire, DoubleG, and Stunt rejoin. Ssomeday joins as substitute. Z Y Xydra rejoins as substitute. | |
| AA | January 20, Astral Authority transfers its roster to Dream Team. Chorong, Shernfire, Jimmy Talon, DoubleG, Stunt, Z Y Xydra, Moo (Head Coach), and Ssomeday leave.[4] | |
 MBR | January 22, Stunt, CurryshotGG (Strategic Coach), mcscrag (Analyst), and Lustless (Player Development Coordinator) join. Gleeb moves to substitute.[6] | |
 FOX | February 5, LOD and Stunt join as temporary substitutes for Week 4, Day 2 of NA LCS 2016 Spring.[7] | |
| FOX | February 8, Solo, Goldenglue, LOD, and Stunt (temporary substitutes) leave. | |
| MBR | March 21, Harteg Singh (Interim General Manager) joins. Solo, Santorin, Goldenglue, LOD, Stunt, Westrice, Gleeb, and CurryshotGG (Strategic Head Coach) leave.[5] | |
 TL | May (approx.), Solo, Moon, Goldenglue, and Stunt join as substitutes from academy roster. fabbbyyy rejoins as substitute from academy roster. SirhcEz (Sub/Top to Streamer) changes position. IWDominate (Coach) and Caelan (Jungle Coach) leave. | |
| TL.A | May 5, Solo, Moon, Goldenglue, and Stunt join. zig leaves.[9] | |
| TL | July 13, Viper, vvian, Yusan, Arcsecond, and Jynthe join as substitutes. Solo, Moon, Goldenglue, Piglet, and Stunt leave for academy roster. | |
| TL.A | August 29, Stunt leaves.[8] | |
| ILYS | December 10 (approx.), Maxtrobo, Yusan, Linsanity, Jynthe, and Whyin join. Stunt joins as substitute. | |
| ILYS | December 12 (approx.), Maxtrobo, Yusan, Linsanity, Jynthe, Whyin, and Stunt leave. |
 DIG | January 5, Stunt joins as substitute. ShrimP becomes inactive. | |
| DIG | March 8, Swifte joins as substitute. Stunt leaves.[10] | |
 P1 | March 8, Shady and Stunt join. Adrian leaves.[12][13] | |
| P1 | May 9, Stunt leaves.[11] | |
 IMT | May 16, Stunt joins as substitute.[17] | |
| IMT | November 20, Immortals confirms exclusion from upcoming NA LCS permanent partnership system. Flame, Xmithie, Pobelter, Cody Sun, AnDa, and Stunt leave.[14][15][16] | |
 FLY | November 20, Stunt joins.[19] |
| FLY | May 3, Stunt leaves.[18] | |
 100.A | May 30, Brandini and Stunt join. Whyin leaves.[21] Brandini's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2019. Stunt's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2018.[29] | |
| 100.A | October 23, Stunt leaves.[20] | |
| 100.A | December 13, Stunt rejoins.[23] |
| 100.A | January 5, Fragas and Stunt's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2019.[30] | |
| 100 | March 22, FakeGod, Fragas, and Stunt join from academy roster.[24] | |
| 100 | March 25, Fragas and Stunt leave for academy roster. | |
| 100.A | November 25, Stunt leaves for main roster.[22] | |
| 100 | November 25, Stunt rejoins from academy roster.[26] Stunt's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 15 November 2022.[31] |
 ANW | January 4, V1per, AnDa, Value, Big, and Stunt (Assistant Coach) join. Figurative (Analyst to General Manager) changes position. 5fire will remain with the team for 2021.[28] | |
| ANW | February 5, V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig (Head Coach), Stunt (Assistant Coach), Figurative (General Manager), and Kelyx (Esports Director) leave.[27] | |
 NO | February 5, V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig (Head Coach), Stunt (Assistant Coach), and Figurative (General Manager) join. | |
| NO | May 11 (approx.), Big, zig (Head Coach), Stunt (Assistant Coach), and Figurative (General Manager) leave. |
Biography[]
William "Stunt" Chen joined Call Gaming in May 2014, along with teammates DarkBlight, iucid, Environmental, and Rakin. The team qualified for the NA Expansion Tournament via the ranked 5's ladder but then lost to Team Coast in the first round of the tournament and were eliminated. On December 22, Call Gaming parted with their Expansion roster and Stuntopolis left the team.[32]
2016 Season[]
Stunt played with Astral Authority in the NA Challenger Series Open Qualifier, where they placed third after a semifinal loss to Team Frostbite and then a third-place victory over Also Known As. This finish gave them the fourth seed in the qualifier itself, due to Vortex's dropping out. Prior to the qualifier, the team left the organization and reformed under the name Samadder Gaming; however, the roster did not stay with Samadder for long and ultimately competed in the qualifier under the name "Astral Authority," successfully qualifying for the NACS. However, Stunt didn't stay with the team for the season, instead accepting an offer to play with Ember.[33]
Ember finished second in the regular season, with a 3-1-1 record. Additionally, Stunt played for Echo Fox for one game of the LCS, when the entire Ember roster (other than underage jungler Contractz) substituted for them. Due to Contractz's ineligibility to play in the promotion tournament, Ember signed Santorin as a substitute starting with the NACS playoffs. They lost in the first round to Team Dragon Knights. After their failure to qualify for the LCS, Ember released all of their players except for Contractz, and Stunt left the team.[34]
Stunt joined Team Liquid Academy in May.[35] Although the team had decent performances in the NA CS, they lost 2-3 to Cloud9 Challenger in the 2016 NA CS Summer Playoffs. They failed to qualify for the NA LCS after a 2-3 loss to Echo Fox in the 2017 Spring Promotion Tournament. Stunt left the team in August of 2016.
2017 Season[]
For 2017, Stunt joined Dignitas as a substitute behind starting support Xpecial. With Dignitas getting off to a 2-6 start, Stunt saw time in three games, including a series win over Team EnVyUs. However, before the start of Week 7, Stunt was acquired by Phoenix1 to replace Adrian, who left the team due to conflicts with teammates. Phoenix1 won every game in Week 7 and 8 with Stunt starting, but after losing the first game of Week 9 to Cloud9, he was subbed out for Shady, who played all the remaining games. P1 finished in third place with an 11-7 record.
In the playoffs, Stunt started all three games in a sweep of his former team Dignitas. However, Stunt only played one more game for Phoenix1 in the playoffs, a loss in the semi-finals to Cloud9, as Shady started in the semi-finals and in all five games of the third-place match against FlyQuest.
With Phoenix1 electing to go with Shady for the summer season, Stunt left the team and joined Immortals as a substitute. With Immortals finishing second in both the regular season and playoffs and qualifying for the Worlds 2017, Stunt was not called upon.
2018 Season[]
Immortals were not selected to join the newly franchised LCS for 2018, so Stunt left the team and joined FlyQuest as their starting support. Despite mid laner Fly's visa issues, FlyQuest started the spring season a respectable 2-2 but declined after that, finishing 6-12 and in eighth place. Stunt played every game for FlyQuest, except for two games in the middle of the season when he was subbed out for academy support JayJ.
Stunt left FlyQuest and joined 100 Thieves Academy for the summer academy split. 100A spent most of the split at or around the .500 mark but improved in the latter half of the split, ending up in sixth place with a 10-8 record. In the playoffs, they took third seed CLG Academy to five games, but fell, ending their season.
2019 Season[]
Stunt remained with 100 Thieves Academy for 2019, the only member of their 2018 roster to do so. The team's spring academy split was similar to the previous summer's, as they once again finished 10-8, although this time it left them in a four-way tie for third place. In the playoffs, 100A was randomly drawn to face Echo Fox Academy, and once again took the series to five games, only to lose. With the LCS team in last place and eliminated from playoff contention, Stunt and the other academy players also played the final two matches of the LCS spring split, but lost both games.
100 Thieves Academy again retained Stunt for the academy summer split. The team started the split 1-4 but received an unexpected boost when the struggling LCS roster transferred star top laner Ssumday to the academy team. With him in tow, 100A went 11-2 over the remainder of the split, finishing in third place. In the academy playoffs, they defeated Echo Fox Academy and first-seeded Cloud9 Academy, sending them to the finals against Golden Guardians Academy, who they defeated 3-1 to win their first academy title.
2020 Season[]
For the 2020 season, Stunt was rewarded for his time with the 100 Thieves organization by being named their started LCS support. In a spring season dominated by first-place Cloud9, 100 Thieves were part of a cluster of teams hovering around the .500 mark and the playoff picture for most of the split, until a 2-0 final week brought them into a three-way tie for second place. 100 Thieves defeated FlyQuest in the first round of tiebreakers but lost to Evil Geniuses in the second round, leaving them in third place.
In the playoffs, 100 Thieves were chosen by Cloud9 in the first round and quickly swept. This sent them to the losers' bracket against fifth-place TSM. The series went to five games, but 100 Thieves lost in the decider, ending their season.
Stunt remained with 100 Thieves for the summer season, but after a 1-5 start, the team announced that academy support Poome would be playing on the LCS roster going forward. Stunt left the team the next day.
Trivia[]
- Can play mid lane in addition to support.
- Enjoys cooking and eating.
- Favorite game is Kingdom Hearts.
- The story behind his name is that his handle in SSBB was "Stunt." When he was playing competitive Pokemon, he would make smurf accounts to test new teams, all of which had names that were variations of "Stunt." The highest-rated account was "Stuntopolis."
- Known for having multiple accounts in challenger every season playing almost exclusively support.
Tournament Results[]
This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.
| Stunt Tournament Results | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Event | Last Result | Team | Roster |
| 2023-09-17 | 3 - 4 | NA Legends Invitational | 0 : 1  YASS | THE | Balls, Spica, Stunt, Sneaky, Smoothie |
| 2021-03-03 | 1 | Unified Grand Prix 2021 Spring |  NO | Viper, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt | |
| 2021-02-21 | 1 | Challengers Uprising Season 2 Playoffs | NO | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt | |
| 2021-02-15 | 1 | Challengers Uprising Season 2 | 3 - 0  RR | NO | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt |
| 2021-02-07 | 1 | BIG League Season 4 Playoffs | NO | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt | |
| 2021-02-01 | 1 | BIG League Season 4 - Group A | 5 - 0 RR |  ANW | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt |
| 2021-01-19 | 5 - 6 | RCL 2021 Winter Playoffs | ANW | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt | |
| 2021-01-19 | 4 | RCL 2021 Winter | 4 - 1 RR | ANW | V1per, AnDa, 5fire, Value, Big, zig, Stunt |
| 2020-08-09 | 7 | LCS 2020 Summer | 7 - 11 RR |  100 | Ssumday, Meteos, Contractz, Ryoma, Cody Sun, Stunt, Poome, Zikz |
| 2020-04-08 | 5 - 6 | LCS 2020 Spring Playoffs | 100 | Ssumday, Meteos, Ryoma, Cody Sun, Stunt, Zikz, JungleJuice | |
| Stunt 1v1 Tournament Results | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Pl | Event | Prize | Team | Last Result |
| 2022-03-07 | 47 - 48 | CQ 2022 Spring Split 1 |  F/A | ||
Media[]
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- May 19, William ''Stunt'' Chen: ''The competitive scene is very cutthroat and you can expect to be dropped if you underperform'' with , and on poetanarchy Esports Heaven
- February 15, Stunt on subbing in for Xpecial, fans not taking Challenger seriously, and joining Team Dignitas with , and on Yahoo Esports
- March 13, Stunt on being transferred to Phoenix1 and adapting to a new team mid-split with , and on Slingshot Esports
- March 17, Stunt on joining Phoenix1: ‘All the players on P1 I can really trust to do their jobs… expectations are on me to do well’ with , and on Yahoo!
- February 17, Stunt on FlyQuest finally locking in their full roster, how they'll come back in the second half with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- February 24, Stunt on his win vs OpTic: “That game brought me back to my favorite win, where I was about to give up playing professionally and I said to myself this was my last go.” with Izento on The Shotcaller
- March 20, Stunt: FlyQuest can’t practice late game in scrims, “We even purposely try not to take kills lvl 1” with , and on Blitz Esports
- January 17, 100A Stunt: "Obviously everyone has their sights set on LCS, but if you're only focused on qualifying, sometimes you forget to keep improving. " with Nick Geracie on Inven Global
- March 18, Stunt explains 100t's 'alternative macro' strategy: In the end, nobody knows what they're doing with Travis Gafford on YouTube
- March 30, 100T Stunt on being honest with Cody Sun: “It can get heated, we go back and forth a lot, but we can talk for hours and hours and at the very end we’ll come to an agreement like, this is what we’ll do from now on for bot lane[…] It just feels like we’re not hiding anything from each other” with Izento on Esports Heaven
- June 20, Stunt Interview: “I think, honestly, maybe I have the most yolo mentality on the team” by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
Post-Match Interviews
| Date | Tournament | Match | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-03-07 | LCS 2020 Spring | 100 vs  DIG | Link |
| 2019-08-16 | NA Academy 2019 Summer Playoffs | 100.A vs  GG.A | Link |
| 2018-02-19 | NA LCS 2018 Spring |  FLY vs  OPT | Link |
| 2018-01-28 | NA LCS 2018 Spring | GG vs FLY | Link |
Highlight Videos[]
Images[]
MBR Stunt, NACS 2016 Spring
TL.A Stunt, NACS 2016 Summer
DIG Stunt, NA LCS 2017 Spring
P1 Stunt, NA LCS 2017 Spring
FLY Stunt, NA LCS 2018 Spring
100.A Stunt, NA Academy 2018 Summer
100.A Stunt, NA Academy 2019 Spring
100.A Stunt, NA Academy 2019 Summer
100 Stunt, LCS 2020 Spring
Name Pronunciation
| Stunt | |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | Riot |
| Voiced By | Raafaa |
Redirects
The following pages redirect here:
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Call Gaming parts with its current LoL Roster callgaming.com
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Samadder Gaming's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Astral Authority Acquires League of Legends Team esports.guru
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Dream Team's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Ember Roster and Staff Changes — March 2016 medium.com
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Ember Roster and Staff Changes - January 2016 medium.com
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Ember's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Stunt's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Team Liquid Academy brings on Goldenglue, Solo, Stunt, and Moon espn.go.com
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Team Dignitas' Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Phoenix1's Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Team Dignitas' Facebook Post facebook.com
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Phoenix1's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Immortals Confirms Exclusion from Upcoming League of Legends NA LCS immortals.gg
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Noah's Notes: LCS Update youtube.com
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Farewell LCS youtube.com
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Meet Immortals’ Two New In-House Subs immortals.gg
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 FlyQuest's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 FlyQuest's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Stunt's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 Stunt's Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 100 Thieves' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 Competitive Ruling: ANEW Esports and Wildcard Gaming lolesports.com
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 ANEW Esports' Tweet twitter.com
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2018-05-30
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2019-01-05
- ↑ Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2019-11-25
- ↑ Call Gaming parts with its current LoL Roster callgaming.com
- ↑ Ember Roster and Staff Changes — January 2016 medium.com
- ↑ Ember Roster and Staff Changes — March 2016 medium.com
- ↑ Team Liquid Academy brings on Goldenglue, Solo, Stunt, and Moon espn.go.com