As per the rules, each round was played with a separate, unique game, where one player from each team participated to score a point. We saw duels in games like Trackmania and Call of Duty, culminating in a decisive 1-on-1 in Tekken between the two celebrity owners.
We talked to the Founder and CEO of Global Gaming League, Clinton Sparks. The league features celebrity-owned teams including T-Pain, NE-YO, Flavor Flav, and more. Games played include favorites like : Call of Duty, Tekken, and Tetris.
The Global Gaming League (GGL) launched its SZN Zero opener between Grammy-winning gamers: T-Pain and Ne-Yo. But this wasn’t just a battle of the Tekken thumbs — it was a cultural controller crossover where gaming, music, fashion, and community took center stage.
Flav, who is a new team owner in the Global Gaming League, which launched a competition series with SZN Zero on August 23, exclusively told OK! about his team, which is made up of three of his sons and former NFL player Jalen Richards.
The start of the entertainment competition league launched by the Global Gaming League (GGL) on Aug. 23 was held at the HyperX Arena in the Luxor Hotel, Las Vegas, with some of the biggest names in celebrity culture and live entertainment; SZN Zero started off with a blasting path towards gaming, fashion, music, sports and celebrities, and a new direction in esports and entertainment.
The sold-out spectacle featured a highly anticipated showdown between T-Pain's Nappy Boy Grizzlies and Ne-Yo's Gentleman's Gaming Team in a Tekken-inspired face-off.