One Championship to launch 'Asia's largest e-sports championship series' with Razer, Singtel among partners, Companies & Markets News & Top Stories



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SINGAPORE – Singapore-based martial arts organization, One Championship on Wednesday (Nov. 7), Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore largest global e-sports campionship series – One eSports.

One Championship and Dentsu, Japan's largest global advertising agency, have agreed to launch One eSports as a Joint Venture together in 2019. Razer, Singtel and other top industry players have also entered into partnership memoranda of understanding with One eSports to Lead Asia's eSports industry together .

One eSports will feature multiple blockbuster game titles across Asia, and hold a number of e-sports events held alongside One Championship martial arts events in 2019.

Earlier this year, One Championship announced in Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Seoul, Jakarta, Shanghai, Beijing, Manila, Kuala Lumpur and Ho Chi Minh City. One eSports will piggyback off this master event schedule in select cities, it said.

In addition, One eSports will also produce and broadcast dedicated e-sports content in the form of live event broadcasts, documentaries, reality shows, weekly magazine shows, highlights, video blogs and other unique content across its global media broadcast platform in 138 countries.

Recently-signed One Championship athlete and pound-for-pound mixed martial arts king Demetrious "Mighty Mouse" Johnson will help lead the eSports efforts as its chief brand ambassador.

Dentsu, as the marketing partner of the Japan eSports Union (JeSU), will help to harvest Japanese game developers' desire to expand in e-sports across Asia via One eSports. Dentsu will help to lead one eSports' efforts to hold events across Japan, and one eSports will also leverage Dentsu and Dentsu Aegis and its preferred marketing agencies for strategic marketing formulation and sponsorships around the world.

One eSports will also work with Razer to leverage its ecosystem of hardware, software and services. Razer will provide its expertise in e-sports industry to develop, manage and organize an e-sports tournament or series in partnership with One eSports.

eSports Mogul, a Razer portfolio company, will provide the technical know-how and innovation for the development of an online platform to organize and stage eSports events and tournaments. Razer Pay will serve as the payment platform for the ticketing of one eSports tournaments, as well.

One eSports and Razer will also explore joint marketing opportunities using Team Razer eSports athletes as well as one martial arts fans and gamers across Asia.

One eSports will also explore working the Singtel. The collaboration across Singapore, Australia, IndOnesia, Thailand, the Philippines and India will be able to include joint e-sports marketing efforts, production and distribution of e-sports content through Singtel's platforms, online banking and offline payment services through direct carrier billing and telco wallets.

This is an extension of One Championship's ongoing collaboration with the Singtel Group in its mixed martial arts events, it said.

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