Overwatch League Guangzhou Charge

Category: Guangzhou Charge

Guangzhou Charge / Courtesy Overwatch League

Team Summary

The Guagzhou Charge may represent a Chinese city, but they’re trying to light up the Overwatch League’s second season with a multi-national team. The core roster is built from former members of Meta Bellum, a storied team from Korean Contenders. Additional signing highlights include World Cup DPS stars like Team UK’s Kyb and Team China’s Eileen. Former Fusion offtank Hotba rounds out the roster.

Current Roster

Player	Team	Position
Ou “Eileen” Yiliang	Guangzhou Charge	DPS
Oh “Rio”Seung-pyo	Guangzhou Charge	Tank
Lee “WonJaeLee” Won-jae	Guangzhou Charge	Support/Flex
Lee “Happy” Jung-woo	Guangzhou Charge	DPS
Kim “Shu” Jin-seo	Guangzhou Charge	Support/Flex
Kim “Chara” Jung-yeon	Guangzhou Charge	Support
Hong Jun “Hotba” Choi	Guangzhou Charge	Tank/Flex
Finley “Kyb” Adisi	Guangzhou Charge	DPS
Chen “OnlyWish” Lizhen	Guangzhou Charge	Support
Charlie “Nero” Zwarg	Guangzhou Charge	DPS

Recent News

Back to the Grind: Watchpoint 2019 Preview

December 6, 2018 Brittany "Briggsy" González Atlanta Reign, Chengdu Hunters, Guangzhou Charge, Hangzhou Spark, League, Paris Eternal, Toronto Defiant, Vancouver Titans, Washington Justice

Finally, after months of waiting, the first Watchpoint of Season 2 aired — and provided the much anticipated opening week schedule. There were some big changes that will be implemented in season 2 in the hopes of providing a much more dynamic year and taking into consideration the players’ needs.

First, the eight expansion teams were formally introduced. In the Atlantic Division, the Atlanta Reign, Paris Eternal, Toronto Defiant, and Washington Justice were added, along with the Chengdu Hunters, Guangzhou Charge, Hangzhou Spark, and Vancouver Titans for the Pacific Division.

Rating and Reviewing New OWL Expansion Team Brands

November 20, 2018 Liz "mizliz" Richardson Atlanta Reign, Chengdu Hunters, Commentary, Guangzhou Charge, Hangzhou Spark, Paris Eternal, Teams, Toronto Defiant

In the last few months, six of the eight new expansion teams participating in Overwatch League’s second season have revealed their branding and team colors. Fans eagerly await branding reveals, whether to see how new teams fit in the League or to find out how ugly the jersey they’re buying for their favorite player will be. In any case, I found that many media outlets have posted brand updates, but haven’t really passed judgement on them. That’s what I’m here for.