Kyoto eSports

[e][h]Kyoto eSports
Team Information
Manager:
Oliver "Kanami" Denk
Sponsor:
Battlefy
Links
History
Created:
2015-12-25

Kyoto eSports is a professional eSports video game organization. It currently is one of the top hosters of Hearthstone Tournaments in America. It also has teams competing in Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft and Super Smash Bros Melee. The organization was founded in the United States by Oliver Denk in December 2015[1].

Overview[edit]

On May 28, 2017, Kyoto eSports entered the Smash scene by signing Bizzarro Flame, Redd, and ALP.

Timeline[edit]

  • 2019
  • 2018
  • 2017
  • Show All
  • January 9th - HomeMadeWaffles is no longer with Kyoto eSports.[2]


Player Roster[edit]

Melee Players[edit]

Active Players
Player Main Join Date Top Results
USA Bizzarro Flame
Jason Yoon		Ganondorf2017-05-28
 Show 
2017S1549 - 64thShine/2017/Melee GameTyrant Expo/2017/Melee 
2018R725 - 32ndSmash 'N' Splash/4/Melee 
USA ALP
Aaron Espinoza		Fox2017-05-28
 Show 
2018R725 - 32ndLow Tier City/6/Melee 
2019Q717 - 24thLow Tier City/7/Melee 

Former[edit]

Former Players
Player Main Join Date Leave Date Top Results
USA Redd
Austin Self		Fox Marth2017-05-282018-01-14
 Show 
2017R725 - 32ndSuper Smash Con/2017/Melee Shine/2017/Melee 
USA HomeMadeWaffles
Brandon Collier		Falco2018-10-132019-01-09
 Show 
No notable finishes at Major or Premier tournaments.

References[edit]

  1. ↑ https://twitter.com/Kyoto_eSports
  2. ↑ HomeMadeWaffles is no longer with Kyoto eSports
  3. ↑ HomeMadeWaffles joins Kyoto eSports
  4. ↑ Redd leaves Kyoto eSports
  5. ↑ Bizzarro Flame, Redd and ALP join Kyoto eSports
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