Wolves Esports has rapidly emerged as a formidable presence in Western esports, competing in top-tier titles like VALORANT, Rainbow Six: Siege, Honor of Kings, and EAFC. Backed by its parent club, Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C., the team has achieved remarkable milestones, including becoming the first team to win consecutive stages in the Rainbow Six European League. Their success continued in 2024 when they claimed victory at the TFT Esports World Cup. Further cementing their global ambitions, the organisation has secured multi-million-dollar investments to build a cutting-edge esports arena in Chongqing, expanding its international footprint. With a diverse portfolio of sponsors and business partnerships, such as Monster Energy, AstroPay, and Evil Geniuses. Wolves Esports seamlessly blends its rich football heritage with its rapidly growing presence in competitive gaming.

Endpoint Esports, often stylised as Endpoint CeX, has established itself as a disruptive force in UK esports, competing at the highest level in games like Counter-Strike 2, Rocket League, and Quake. Founded in 2016, the organisation has built an impressive legacy, dominating domestic leagues with a record number of ESL Premiership titles. Beyond competitive success, Endpoint has also expanded into boot-camp facilities and content creation, reinforcing its commitment to growth and innovation. Supported by a professional infrastructure and a forward-thinking strategy, Endpoint has also attracted high-profile sponsors and partners, including CeX, Noblechairs, Overclockers UK, ENDX, and Socios. These partnerships have been vital in driving both the competitive achievements and the continued development of the organisation.