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Sideshow and Bren moving to Overwatch League casting
We won't be seeing either of them on the analyst desk, but they're staying within the competition.
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Some changes are inbound for the Overwatch League analysis desk this year, as analyst Brennon 'Bren' Hook has announced that he won't be returning, instead moving to casting with Josh 'Sideshow' Wilkinson.
"It was a ton of fun these last two years, expanding my skills in showmanship and producing a show, but it's time to move on," Bren said.
Both Bren and Sideshow are famous faces in the Overwatch League, having shown off their skills in analysing the matches, so they're more than prepared to face this new challenge as the 2020 season approaches.
Is this a good move?
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