Overwatch League All-Stars 2019 Reserve Rosters Revealed
By Matt Buchholtz ·
You know the Overwatch League 2019 All-Star starters, now find out who coaches and players want to see clash in the best of the best exhibition games next week.
The Overwatch League revealed the broader All-Stars rosters, sharing the players that will fill out both the Pacific and Atlantic Division Teams.
While the starting six players on each team were selected by fan-vote, the reserve players were voted on by Overwatch League coaches, staff, and players. These twelve additional players represent a broader spectrum of the incredible talent found in the league this year. Not only players from more regions featured (there were no North American players chosen via the fan-vote), but also more teams will be represented.
Atlantic Division Reserves
The Atlantic Division already looked strong to start with such players as the deadly New York Excelsior support player Seong-Hyun “Jjonak” Bang and the fan-favorite main tank from Boston, Cameron “Fusions” Bosworth. With everyone in the list below being of all-star caliber, of course, it’s hard to decide which will bring the most to the teams, but we look forward to seeing an unleashed Dusttin “Dogman” Bowerman and to watching Jae-Hui “Gesture” Hong play with a team outside of the Spitfire backing him.
- Tae-Sung “Anamo” Jung—New York Excelsior, support
- Dusttin “Dogman” Bowerman—Atlanta Reign, support
- Harrison “Kruise” Pond—Paris Eternal, support
- Se-Hyun “Neko” Park—Toronto Defiant, support
- Jun-Young “Profit” Park—London Spitfire, DPS
- Yeon-Gwan “Nenne” Jeong—New York Excelsior, DPS
- Jeong-Woo “Sayaplayer” Ha—Florida Mayhem, DPS
- Dante “Danteh” Cruz—Houston Outlaws, DPS
- Dong-Gyu “Mano” Kim—New York Excelsior, tank
- JunHo “Fury” Kim—London Spitfire, tank
- Jae-Hui “Gesture” Hong—London Spitfire, tank
- Tae-Hong “Meko” Kim—New York Excelsior, tank
Pacific Division Reserves
The Pacific Division’s starters represented members of the meta-defying Chengdu Hunters, the Seoul Dynasty, and Xu "Guxue" Qiulin from the Spark, so it wasn’t surprising to see the remainder of the roster pick star players from the other teams in the Pacific Division. Most notably, four players were added from Stage One Champions, the Vancouver Titans. Three members of the dominant San Francisco Shock also made the roster, including main tank Matthew "Super" DeLisi and DPS and Zarya god, Jay "Sinatraa" Won.
- Seong-Jun “Slime” Kim—Vancouver Titans, support
- Min-Ki “Viol2t” Park—San Francisco Shock, support
- Jin-Seo “Shu” Kim—Guangzhou Charge, support
- Ju-Seok “Twilight” Lee—Vancouver Titans, support
- Jay “Sinatraa” Won—San Francisco Shock, DPS
- Hyo-Jong “Haksal” Kim—Vancouver Titans, DPS
- Gui-Un “Decay” Jang—Los Angeles Gladiators, DPS
- Min-Sung “Diem” Bae—Shanghai Dragons, DPS
- Matthew “Super” DeLisi—San Francisco Shock, tank
- Sang-Beom “Bumper” Park—Vancouver Titans, tank
- Min-Seok “OGE” Son—Dallas Fuel, tank
- Indy “Space” Halpern—Los Angeles Valiant, tank
Find out more about the 2019 Overwatch League All-Star Game, and make sure to tune in when it goes live next week May 15th and 16th!