DrDisrespect, Bugha, Team Liquid and more win Esports Awards 2019
The Esports Awards 2019 has ended this morning with the presence of a number of important figures in the competitive field, where some returned to win while others were newcomers at Stadium Arlington in Texas, USA
The Esports Awards are held annually to celebrate the many achievements of competing personalities and organizations in the field of esports. Winners are voted on by millions of fans around the world through the official website, and this year was no different, as the most popular and influential characters have been honored due to their contributions over the past few months.
Some of the winners from previous years are back to win their previous awards such as “DrDisrespect”, who won the Streamer of the Year award, while we saw a number of new young faces, most notably the world champion in Fortnite nicknamed “Bugha”, who managed to win two awards as best PC player and best rookie player thanks to his big win at the Fortnite World Cup.
As for the organizations, Team Liquid and G2 Esports have won two awards – Best Organization of the Year and Best Team – while HyperX and Intel came to win the Best Commercial partner and Best Equipment Provider respectively.
You can see the full list of winners below:
Esports Cosplayer of the Year
- LittleJem – 1st place
Esports Publisher of the Year
- Riot Games – 1st place
Esports Videographer of the Year
- Logan Dodson – 1st place
Esports Supporting Agency of the Year
- Loaded – 1st place
Esports Play of the Year
The winner of the Esports Play of the Year 2019 is @xSexyCake#EsportsAwards pic.twitter.com/kRi7IMhciL
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- S3xycake – 1st place
Esports Caster of the Year
- Henry “HenryG” Greer – 1st place
Esports Commercial Partner of the Year
- HyperX – 1st place
- Intel – 2nd place
- Red Bull – 3rd place
- Logitech
- DHL
- Alienware
- AT&T
- State Farm
- G FUEL
- Scuf Gaming
Panel’s Choice Award of the Year
- Ryan Thompson
Esports Console Rookie of the Year
- Chris “Simp” Lehr – 1st place
Esports PC Rookie of the Year
The winner of the Esports PC Rookie of the Year 2019 is @bugha
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- Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf – 1st place
Esports Journalist of the Year
- Richard Lewis – 1st place
Esports Hardware Provider of the Year
- Intel – 1st place
Esports Coach of the Year
- Danny “zonic” Sørensen – 1st place
Esports Game of the Year
- League of Legends – 1st place
Esports Personality of the Year
- Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag – 1st place
Esports Coverage Website of the Year
- Dexerto – 1st place
Esports Team of the Year
The winner of the Esports Team of the Year in association with @secretlabchairs is @G2esports#EsportsAwards pic.twitter.com/5ldBhpmkAz
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- G2 Esports [LoL] – 1st place
Content Creator of the Year
- Craig “Mini Ladd” Thompson – 1st place
Esports PC Player of the Year
- Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf – 1st place
Esports Console Player of the Year
- Dominique “SonicFox” McLean – 1st place
Esports Host of the Year
- Alex “Goldenboy” Mendez – 1st place
Streamer of the Year
The winner of Streamer of the Year 2019 in association with @visit_arlington is @drdisrespect#EsportsAwards pic.twitter.com/3fe5uKohYs
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- Dr Disrespect – 1st place
Esports Organization of the Year
The winner of the Esports Organisation of the Year 2019 is @TeamLiquid#EsportsAwards pic.twitter.com/mvLZrpkYAI
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- Team Liquid – 1st place
