Show Notes
It's an end of an era for Rainbow 6 Siege esports. In the month of March, Canadian and Pengu announced their retirement from competitive R6; Fabian was benched (and intends to retire if he doesn't get bought out); and Sha77e shared that he preferred content creation and streaming over playing. Four incredible careers all seemingly coming to an end. Join us for an emotional episode of Six On Six where each World Champion gets to share stories about their journey, their decision, and their future.
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