How to Watch the Overwatch League All-Stars Event – Rosters, Schedule & International Timings

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The inaugural season of the Overwatch League has concluded, but there’s one last chance to see some of its stars in action.

Taking place on August 25-26, All-Stars will see representatives of the Atlantic and Pacific Division go head-to-head in a series of challenges, culminating in a competitive best-of-five match.

While some Overwatch League players will compete at the Overwatch World Cup, for many this could be their final official appearance before Season Two, which is expected to kick off in early 2019.

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Here’s everything you need to know to catch all the action at the All-Stars event:

The Stream

As with the rest of the Overwatch League season, the All-Stars event will be broadcast in multiple languages and available on Twitch, the Overwatch League website and app, MLG.com and the MLG app. The event will also be broadcast on ESPN and Disney XD from 4-10pm PDT (7pm-1am EDT, 12-6am BST, 9am-3pm AEST) on Saturday August 25, and from 11am-2pm PDT (2-5pm EDT, 7-10pm BST, 4-7am AEST) on Sunday August 26.

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The Teams

Each Division will be represented by 18 all-star players. The starting six were selected by fan vote, while the 12 reserves were picked by a vote among Overwatch League talent and team staff.

Pacific Division

Player OWL Season One Team Role Position
Baek ‘Fissure‘ Chan-hyung Los Angeles Gladiators Main Tank Starter
Scott ‘Custa‘ Kennedy Los Angeles Valiant Support Starter
Kim ‘Geguri‘ Se-yeon Shanghai Dragons Flex Tank Starter
Kim ‘Fleta‘ Byung-sun Seoul Dynasty DPS Starter
Ryu ‘Ryujehong‘ Je-hong Seoul Dynasty Support Starter
Park ‘KariV‘ Young-seo Los Angeles Valiant Support Starter
Park ‘Architect‘ Min-ho San Francisco Shock DPS Reserve
Brady ‘Agilities‘ Girardi Los Angeles Valiant DPS Reserve
Benjamin ‘BigGoose‘ Isohanni Los Angeles Gladiators Support Reserve
Koo ‘Fate‘ Pan-seung Los Angeles Valiant Main Tank Reserve
Aaron ‘Bischu‘ Kim Los Angeles Gladiators Flex Tank Reserve
Pongphop ‘Mickie‘ Rattanasangchod Dallas Fuel Flex Tank Reserve
Son ‘OGE‘ Min-seok Dallas Fuel Main Tank Reserve
Nikola ‘Sleepy‘ Andrews San Francisco Shock Support Reserve
Terrence ‘SoOn‘ Tarlier Los Angeles Valiant DPS Reserve
Indy ‘Space‘ Halpern Los Angeles Valiant Flex Tank Reserve
Lane ‘Surefour‘ Roberts Los Angeles Gladiators DPS Reserve
KIm ‘Zunba‘ Joon-hyeok Seoul Dynasty Flex Tank Reserve

Atlantic Division

Player OWL Season One Team Role Position
Bang ‘JJoNaK‘ Seong-hyun New York Excelsior Support Starter
Park ‘Saebyeolbe‘ Jong-Ryeol New York Excelsior DPS Starter
Kim ‘Pine‘ Do-hyeon New York Excelsior DPS Starter
Hong ‘Ark‘ Yeon-jun New York Excelsior Support Starter
Lee ‘Carpe‘ Jae-hyeok Philadelphia Fusion DPS Starter
Hong ‘Gesture‘ Jae-hui London Spitfire Main Tank Starter
Choi ‘Bdosin‘ Seung-tae London Spitfire Support Reserve
Park ‘Profit‘ Jun-young London Spitfire DPS Reserve
KIm ‘Fury‘ Jun-ho London Spitfire Flex Tank Reserve
Noh ‘Gamsu‘ Young-jin Boston Uprising Main Tank Reserve
Kim ‘Libero‘ Hae-seong New York Excelsior DPS Reserve
KIm ‘Mano‘ Dong-gyu New York Excelsior Main Tank Reserve
Kim ‘MekO‘ Tae-hong New York Excelsior Flex Tank Reserve
Austin ‘Muma‘ Wilmot Houston Outlaws Main Tank Reserve
Park ‘Neko‘ Se-hyun Boston Uprising Support Reserve
Gael ‘Poko‘ Gouzerch Philadelphia Fusion Flex Tank Reserve
Ha ‘Sayaplayer‘ Jeong-woo Florida Mayhem DPS Reserve
Gwon ‘Striker‘ Nam-ju Boston Uprising DPS Reserve

The Schedule

The first day of All-Stars will consist of a series of challenges, while the second is reserved for the main showdown between the two rosters.

Saturday, August 25

Event PDT EDT BST AEST
Lúcioball Showdown 4pm 7pm 12am 9am
Mystery Heroes 5pm 8pm 1am 10am
Widowmaker 1v1 Quarters and Semis 6pm 9pm 2am 11am
Talent Takedown 7:30pm 10:30pm 3:30am 12:30pm
Lockout Elimination 8:30pm 11:30pm 4:30am 1:30pm
Widowmaker 1v1 Final 9:30pm 12:30am 5:30am 2:30pm

Sunday, August 26

Event PST EDT BST AEST
Official All-Star Game 11:00am 2pm 7pm 4am

The Challenges

Here’s a look at all of the challenges that will take place . All players from each team must participate in at least one challenge on the first day, and all players must compete in at least one map of the All-Star game.

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Lúcioball

The Lúcioball showdown will be a 3v3 best-of-three using standard Lúcioball settings on the Busan Lúcioball Arena map, with each game lasting five minutes.

Mystery Heroes

Mystery Heroes will be a 6v6 best-of-three using competitive settings, to be played on Ilios, Nepal, and Lijiang Tower. Every time a player respawns, they will be assigned a new random hero.

Widowmaker 1v1

Four players from each team will compete in the Widowmaker 1v1 tournament, first facing off within their respective Divisions before the champion from each Division faces off in a final match. Quarter-finals and semi-finals will be first to seven eliminations, with the final being first to ten. The quarter-finals will be played on Castillo, the semi-finals on Necropolis, and the final on Ecopoint: Antarctica.

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Talent Takedown

The only match not featuring the all-star players, the Talent Takedown will see two teams of Overwatch casters and analysts go head-to-head.

The teams were selected by the coaches of the Pacific and Atlantic Division squads ahead of the event and they will play a best-of-three, with standard competitive rules for the first two games followed by a Lúcioball decider if needed. The rosters for the Talent Takedown are as follows:

Atlantic Division:

  • Brennon ‘Bren’ Hook
  • Josh ‘SideShow’ Wilkinson
  • Malik Forté
  • Alex ‘Goldenboy’ Mendez
  • Matt ‘Mr.X’ Morello
  • Eric ‘DoA’ Lonnquist
  • Mitch ‘Uber’ Leslie

Pacific Division:

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  • Christopher ‘MonteCristo’ Mykles
  • Johnathon ‘Reinforce’ Larsson
  • Alberto ‘Crumbz’ Rengifo
  • Soe ‘Soembie’ Gschwind-Penski
  • Auguste ‘Semmler’ Massonnat
  • Chris Puckett
  • Robert ‘Hexagrams’ Kirkbride

Lockout Elimination

The Lockout Elimination competition will be a 6v6 best-of-three using standard Lockout Elimination rules, to be played on Oasis University, Necropolis, and Castillo. The goal is simply to eliminate the other team, but the winning team in each round will be unable to use the heroes that they won with for the rest of the game. The first team to win three rounds wins the map.

All-Star Game

The weekend will conclude with a full competitive best-of-five between the Atlantic and Pacific Division teams, in which all players must participate in at least one map. The map pool will be King’s Row, Rialto, Horizon, Route 66, and Ilios.

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