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The Esports Advocate
Oxygen Esports has established a new division, Quick Fix Media, designed to function as an independent content and media incubator for the esports industry. The primary objective of this initiative is to provide strategic and material support to existing esports media outlets, allowing them to scale their operations while maintaining editorial and operational autonomy.
The incubator’s inaugural partnership is with ShiftRLE and Octane, two prominent platforms dedicated to Rocket League coverage. As part of this collaboration, ShiftRLE is launching the Shift Summer League, a competitive event featuring top teams from North America and Europe. The tournament is scheduled to run from July 9 to August 7, 2024, and offers a $40,000 USD prize pool. This event is strategically positioned to maintain fan engagement during the competitive gap between the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) London Major and the subsequent World Championship.
Oxygen Esports, a Boston-based organization founded in 2020, maintains a diverse portfolio in the professional gaming sector. The company operates franchises in the Call of Duty League and previously merged its operations with Kraft Sports and Entertainment, the owners of the New England Patriots. Beyond its team operations, Oxygen manages professional LAN facilities under the Helix eSports brand and fields competitive rosters across several major titles, including Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and Apex Legends. While the specific financial terms of the Quick Fix Media deal remain undisclosed, the launch signals a broader effort by the organization to expand its influence within the esports media ecosystem.
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The Esports Advocate · 2026