Esports organization WYLDE has announced that ex-top athlete Usain Bolt has become part owner of the company. With this step, Bolt is going to mix in the world of Esports. The Jamaican who won gold medals at the Olympics has a great love for gaming himself, which is why this seems like a logical step for Bolt. Esport is becoming increasingly popular with the development of more and more realistic games. We always meet online casino games they offer Esports betting.
Usain retired from top-level sprinting in 2017 and is now joining WYLDE's team, at a time when esports is rapidly establishing itself as a well-known form of entertainment. As a co-owner and an active member of the management team, Usain will be involved in growing WYLDE as a brand and its brand awareness.
"WYLDE is on track to become one of the biggest brands in the fastest growing sport in the world. In esports, as in athletics, it's critical to have that competitive, winning mentality. I look forward to working with the WYLDE management team to help our players reach their potential while taking care of their physical and mental well-being,” Bolt said.
WYLDE currently has teams competing in the esport games Rainbow Six Siege, ValoZodiac, Rocket League and FIFA. The organization is already represented by winning teams in the United Kingdom and Ireland, Germany and France and has managed to recruit professional players, academy athletes and content creators in 16 countries, reflecting the global nature of esports
"Usain coming on board takes WYLDE to the next level. With his vast competitive experience and Olympic winners mentality, his guidance will be invaluable as we continue to build professional structures to support the development of our players,” said Wylde co-founder David Cronin.
