Establish cooperation, the OG and BMW partnership will be immortalized in the manga series

Now OG Esports joins other big teams such as Cloud9, Fnatic, FunPlus Phoenix, G2 Esports, and T1 in BMW partners.

BMW has partnered with OG Esports on the Heroes of Rivalry campaign. The deal will involve marketing efforts that range from content on social media to jersey sponsorship. Now OG Esports joins other big teams such as Cloud9, Fnatic, FunPlus Phoenix, G2 Esports, and T1 in BMW partners.

“OG Esports provides another boost to United in the Rivalry family. In addition to League of Legends, we are now also involved in Dota 2 – and with a really top team,” said Stefan Ponikva, BMW’s Vice President of Brand Experience, in a statement. press release.

He continued to explain “This is another step towards realizing our vision to immerse ourselves further into the pop culture of Esports and expand our involvement in this unique scene.”

As part of this collaboration, Japanese artist Acky Bright will produce the Heroes of Rivalry manga. This will highlight the adventures of each team. The manga will release eight episodes BMW has announced a partnership with OG Esports as part of its Heroes of Rivalry campaign. It is this rationalization that brings this idea to life.

“I grew up with BMW motorcycle posters on my wall… Years later… now that I can work with them, it’s a dream come true. BMW is an amazing brand and company,” said JMR Luna, Chief Executive Officer of OG Esports. “And they entered the world of esports through partnerships with the five largest organizations in the world. It is an honor for us to be part of this prestigious group.”

Like five other organizations recognized for their success in League of Legends, OG Esports is well known for its fame in the Dota 2 scene. Apart from these two MOBA games, BMW is also involved with the SIM Racing community which organizes various virtual racing competitions.