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The «Forged» series from Indian Motorcycle has returned, a benchmark in the world of motorcycle customization. The Chieftain PowerPlus will be the core model for this season. The series will focus on three custom projects based on this new bike from the American manufacturer: by Jeremy «Twitch» Stenberg, Forever Rad, and Kraus Motor Co. Each brings its own unique style and design features. The bike was launched this past January, featuring the new 1,834 cc PowerPlus 112 V2 engine with 126 hp. Bold and aggressive in design, it’s equipped with cutting-edge technology – including various rider aids and safety features such as electronically linked brakes, blind spot warning, rear collision alert, among others. Jeremy «Twitch» Stenberg, a six-time X-Games Gold Medalist and FMX legend, has now embraced motorcycle customization – this is his first project. Kule, from Forever Rad, has been customizing and producing parts for the PowerPlus platform for some time, while Satya Kraus, of Kraus Motor Co., has been a leading name in performance components for V2 engines for over a decade. Ola Stenegärd, Director of Industrial Design at Indian Motorcycle, commented: ‘«Forged» is about more than metal and machines, it’s about pushing boundaries and showcasing what’s possible

TNA Under Siege Re-airs for FREE Today at 5pm ET on YouTube, Facebook & Twitch News / May 24, 2025 / by TNA Wrestling Staff Sheriff Stone gives the people what they want! Today at 5pm ET, TNA Under Siege will stream for FREE on TNA’s YouTube , Facebook and Twitch channels. In front of a sold out crowd in Brampton, Ontario, Under Siege was an unforgettable night of action, featuring: TNA World Champion Joe Hendry & Elijah vs. NXT’s Trick Williams and Frankie Kazarian Knockouts World Champion Masha Slamovich vs. Victoria Crawford TNA World Tag Team Champions The Nemeths vs. Matt Hardy & Leon Slater Tessa Blanchard vs. NXT’s Arianna Grace And so much MORE! Don’t miss a moment of the action streaming today for FREE on TNA’s YouTube , Facebook and Twitch channels.

Article / Highlight &middot News It’s that time of the year again! Time for some summer time fun in the sun to get that good old rest and relaxation. But hey if hanging out in the summer heat isn’t your cup of tea, then we have you covered as our annual summer twitch marathon that starts today, May 23rd at 1:00 pm PT / 4:00 pm ET. We have our own brand of R&R for you, as this year’s theme is the Summer of Remasters and Remakes as we hype ourselves up for the upcoming Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter remake this fall. The full list of confirmed and potential marathon games and weekly schedule are below, and all this excitement will happen on our Twitch channel. But first, we have some exciting prize news! Once again joining us on this summer journey are our good friends over at Pin Box. Thanks to Pin Box, we will have weekly giveaways all summer long in the form of a £25 gift card to their store every Saturday (starting May 31st) throughout the marathon, where you can find some incredible licensed merchandise from some of your favorite RPG franchises, including Trails, Ys

May 23, 2025 9:00 AM On April 3, Warzone players can go back to Verdansk, where the game began in 2020. Image Credit: Activision The streaming space saw a relatively quiet April, according to StreamElement’s latest State of the Stream report. Twitch saw fewer hours watched than in March, which the report attributes at least in part to a lack of “major” game releases — games like South of Midnight and Oblivion Remastered not being enough to move the needle on viewers at least. The most notable thing about the month is the precipitous spike in viewership for Call of Duty: Warzone, which saw 45 million hours watched in April, a 146% increase. According to StreamElement’s report, which was done in partnership with Rainmaker.gg, Twitch saw a total of 1.573 billion hours watched in April, less than even February despite have two more days. For daily hours watched, Rainmaker’s data shows viewers watched about 52 million hours total per day, lower than any other month in April. Or Perry, StreamElements CEO, attributed the viewership spike to the re-launch of the much-beloved Verdansk map. “The highlight of April was Call of Duty: Warzone experiencing a whopping 146% surge in viewership on

MADFINGER Games has ushered in the Winds of War update alongside a milestone Twitch Drops campaign that will see players earning in-game rewards for the first time. With the shadowdrop of Winds of War comes a legendary initiative that is backed by the support of dozens of top streamers, including some of the biggest creators in the extraction shooter space. The campaign on Twitch will run from May 22 to June 14, and throughout the event, users can earn exclusive apparel, consumables, and other items for Gray Zone Warfare, a stunning open-world MMOFPS. Every Move (and Sub) Matters The Gray Zone Warfare Twitch Drops campaign is live now, and users can earn exclusive items to enjoy in the game itself. The campaign has been deployed alongside a solid Support-a-Streamer initiative that will see players unlock more items when they gift subscriptions to creators on Twitch. MADFINGER explained how the rewards for the Gray Zone Warfare Twitch Drops campaign will be staggered. First, you’ll unlock consumables, and that can be anything from new weapons to repair kits, and from medical items to explosives. It was stated that the items will sit pretty in your stash until used, but you’ll need to

GeoGuessr will not be one of the games participating in Saudi Arabia’s Esports World Cup this year, after criticisms of sportswashing and the country’s poor human rights record. The competitive guessing game that’s popular on Twitch had previously agreed to be part of the event alongside Riot, Blizzard, and other game makers, but reversed course after a full-on revolt from its community of map makers. “You—our community—have made it clear that this decision does not align what GeoGuessr stands for,” the CEO behind the game announced on Thursday. Suggested Reading Nintendo Switch 2 Price Is Set at $450 for Now, But Could Go Higher Suggested Reading “I’ve seen your reactions over the past few days regarding our decision to participate in the Esports World Cup in Riyadh,” Daniel Antell wrote in a statement on X. “When we made that decision, it was with positive intentions. To engage with our community in the Middle East and to spread GeoGuessr’s core mission of let everyone Explore the World.” He continued, “That said, you—our community—have made it clear that this decision does not align what GeoGuessr stands for. So, when you tell us we’ve got it wrong we take it seriously. That’s why

Kick star Adin Ross has claimed that popular streamer Jayvontay "SoLLUMINATI" will get banned from Twitch. On May 21, 2025, a one-minute-two-second-long video surfaced on X. In it, Adin Ross claimed SoLLUMINATI would eventually get suspended from the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform because, according to the Florida native, people will "look for any way to take down" the 32-year-old. While claiming that he would go to any length to secure a Kick livestreaming contract for SoLLUMINATI, Adin Ross said: "Bro, listen, this is my favorite f**king streamer - SoLLUMINATI. They're going to eventually ban him, bro. He is already at 80,000 viewers. Bro, he's going to be the biggest...the biggest thing on the internet. SoL is the GOAT! So, they're going to look for any way to take him down and s**t. SoLLUMINATI, call me up personally. I will, bro, I will f**king get you whatever you want on Kick. Even if I've got to fly to Australia to make it happen, bro. And I know you guys are going to be like, 'Don't ruin him. Don't have him come to Kick.' Bro, he's going to eventually get banned on Twitch if you have someone as big as him, saying what

Twitch recently revealed a change to the platform, inviting streamers across the United States to spend their hard-earned income on Twitch. The overhaul allows content creators to ‘give back’ to their community or simply support other streamers, rather than, I don’t know, keeping the money to support their literal lives. The change has not been taken well by the streaming community, despite it being completely optional. Nobody Liked That In a post on social media, the Twitch Support team revealed the new function that allows content creators to take their earnings and roll them into Bits, gifted subs, and more, without ever having the money leave the platform: We are rolling out the ability to buy Bits and gift subs with the money you make streaming on Twitch. Give back to your community or support other streamers you love using your spendable balance. We’re starting the rollout in the US in the coming days, and will be extending access globally over the course of the year. Fans have complained that the scheme is shady and allows Twitch to ‘pocket more’ of the average streamer’s income. The platform already claims 50% of gifted subscriptions, and with this new function, streamers would

Image credit: Red Bull Welsh content creator Aimee ‘Aimsey’ Davies has been unveiled as Red Bull’s latest signing. As part of the energy drink brand’s growing lineup of content creators, Aimsey will play a key role in Red Bull UK’s gaming projects this year. Aimsey began streaming in 2018 at the age of 16, and has since cultivated a combined following of over 4.8m across Twitch and TikTok with their Minecraft and Among Us content. The streamer is also known for promoting inclusivity and authenticity in gaming and entertainment. In 2022, Aimsey became the Streamer of the Year at the Gayming Awards for their impact within the gaming and LGBTQIA+ communities. Aimsey has now joined Red Bull’s roster of content creators, which includes the likes of Ludwig ‘Ludwig’ Ahgren and Tarik ‘Tarik’ Celik alongside traditional athletes such as F1 World Champion Max Verstappen. “Becoming a Red Bull Player is an incredible milestone for me,” commented the Twitch streamer. “I’m such a huge fan of the brand and how it champions individuality and creativity, and you can see how those values echo in everything I do with my content and community. “I’m so excited for the future with everything we’ve got

“Dancing With the Stars” alum Allison Holker’s life has been a rollercoaster of emotions in recent years. The dancer has openly shared her feelings about the death of her husband, Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who died on December 13, 2022, and told her truths in her memoir, “This Far: My Story of Love, Loss and Embracing the Light.” She has worked hard to rebuild her life and heal, but still misses Boss. Holker recently reflected on the things she misses most in an episode of the “Between Us with Allison and Weslie” podcast on May 18 (which she co-hosts with her eldest daughter, Weslie Renae). What Has Allison Holker Said About Stephen Boss? In the podcast episode “Affirmations, Self-Love & the Truth About Confidence,” Holker admitted that what she misses about Boss is “what he probably would have thought were his flaws.” She continued, “Or the things that he thought, like, ‘Oh, I’m sorry if this is annoying,’ or, ‘I do this,’ or like, ‘These are weird habits that I have.’ But those are the things I wish I could have back.” In the podcast, she highlighted some of these behaviors that she found annoying then, but now realizes how habits