Some rather interesting piece of news is coming from over the Atlantic, where it looks as Check-Six have decided to go hand in hand with Loaded. More specifically Check6 have let themselves acquired, after a number of years in different multi-gaming esports endeavours.

There isn't much to add for the time being as everyone is familiar with Check-Six and also the fact that they've been around the scene for quite some time now. Effectively as of today, according to the official statement:

"All available Check-Six properties including, executive members, teams, and web staff will be leaving behind the famed Check-Six brand in order to work for the up-and-coming Loaded organization. Among Check-Six's contributions will be their professional HoN team, who were rated the number one team in the world, according to Honcast's Community Top 10 list."

It certainly is a big grab for the upcoming organisation of Loaded and at the same time a wise decision from Check6, considering the hard times they've been facing as of late, especially in maintaining a secure "esports roof" under their heads.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brandon Freytag, Owner of Loaded, had the following to laudatory word to share about the addition:

"I have been in talks with Check-Six for the past few months now, and we are finally ready to join forces. I am looking forward to working with Matt, Hunter, and staff as they bring a load of talent. Along with this merger, comes a very talented HON team, which we are thrilled to announce. Be sure to check them out during the Alienware Arena Finals Cup on April 1st. Lastly, I would like to give a big thanks to Matt and Hunter during this process – both of which are top class professionals and I look forward to collaborating with them. Also, big thanks to our sponsor, Thermaltake, for making all of this possible. Keep your eye on goloaded.com for not only exclusive, and up-to-date team news, but a slew of new, interesting, and unique content!"

For more information about the move just go Loaded. Stay tuned with us for updates.

Photo courtesy of Loaded