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Not long ago, Adriana Chechik had a bad accident at the TwithCon event and she ended up breaking her back in 2 places. The former adult film star turned Twitch streamer gave a health update to her fans all over the world on the social media platform Twitter. As per the reports, the Twitch streamer has incurred more than one injury to her back. Keep scrolling further to learn each detail about the accident that took place at the TwitchCon event. What happened to Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik? Over the weekend, the content creator attended the San Diego TwitchCon event and we must say it was not a great experience for her as she badly hurt herself at the TwitchCon event. During the Face Off challenge, Adriana voluntarily jumped into a foam pit at the convention but she made a poor landing. As a result of the bad landing, she hurt her back in two places and she even had to undergo surgery for the same. Adriana Chechik had to undergo a surgery Adriana Chechik was badly hurt after she jumped into a foam pit at the convention. She went on to say that she broke her back in two…

Home Games (Image credit: Twitch) A TwitchCon booth had to be shut down after more than one attendee suffered significant injuries.TwitchCon took place in San Diego over the weekend, bringing together streamers and fans from across the world. Unfortunately for Twitch, one of the most notable events of the convention came from a string of injuries stemming from a single booth.Organised by hardware providers Intel and Lenovo, the booth consisted of two pillars, from which players would attempt to push their opponents into a pit filled with foam blocks (similar to the kind seen in places like trampoline parks to cushion people falling from a notable height).Probably the most painful thing I’ve seen in awhile. Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik has confirmed broken her back in two separate places following this jump at TwitchCon pic.twitter.com/QdojGn5UtGOctober 9, 2022See moreAccording to The Washingtom Post's Nathan Grayson, however, the pit was notably shallower than expected in many places. That seems to have lead directly to at least two significant injuries; celebrating a victory, streamer Adriana Chechik bombed into the blocks, coming to an abrupt stop; elsewhere, streamer LochVaness (opens in new tab) dislocated her knee in the pit.Chechik has since confirmed (opens in new…

The actress who joined TwitchCon remark broke her back. TwitchCon was held all weekend in San Diego, to celebrate a top streamer’s soaring success. And it was all by itself, even the worst event since a heavy blow out, and numerous serious injuries have been reported in the foam pit. Chechik could be seen jumping from a pedestal into the seemingly safe pile of foam blocks even if they split up. But when she landed in her back, something went wrong. On this occasion, Chechia could be heard saying to a moment that she couldn’t get up. He came in contact with her as she looked like a bit of despair. I have never seen this in a while. Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik confirmed she broke her back in two separate places after this jump. TwitchCon pic.twitter.com/QdojGn5UtG/UtG. Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) October 9, 2022 Chechik had revealed earlier today that she broke her back in two places. She tweeted that she was getting surgery to support a meter rod later today. Well, I have broken my back in two places. So I have surgery today to turn in a meter. Give me my support. The rain rages and i’m feeling a…

Saraya opened up on a Twitch stream about her decision to sign with AEW.AEWSaraya says she never spoke with WWE about wrestling again before she signed with AEW. The 30-year-old got physical in the ring with Britt Baker on last week's AEW Dynamite and it was reported in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that she has been cleared for an in-ring return. WWE medically disqualified her due to neck injuries in 2018 and Saraya noted on a recent Twitch stream that she never spoke with the company about wrestling again after. "We never had that discussion. I never had that discussion with WWE because they let me go. I've been working years to better myself and be healthier and stronger. Me, mentally, I never brought it up because I had this mental block. I want to be as safe as possible. I know what my body can do. Me and WWE never had that discussion about having a match. I never brought it up to them about me potentially wrestling. If I was to talk them about it, I'm sure they would do the research. I wasn't mentally ready. It still makes me nervous, but I'm way smarter about it. I know what I…

TwitchCon San Diego returned for the first time since 2019, and the permanently banned streamer Dr Disrespect appeared several times, but was not actually present. In 2019, the streaming landscape was completely different than it is now. Tfue was at the top of Twitch’s viewership, Ninja signed a mega-deal with the now-defunct Mixer, and Dr Disrespect was still the face of Twitch. In fact, Dr Disresepct will appear at TwitchCon in San Diego in 2019. However, his actions during the event caused controversy, as many criticized the streamer for filming in a public toilet — in the process filming children on camera. A little less than a year later, Doc received his mysterious ban on Twitch, forbidding him to appear on the platform or any personal events. But that didn’t stop the Dr Disrespect clones from unexpectedly appearing at TwitchCon 2022. Dr Disrespect appeared at TwitchCon in San Diego The first copycat to make a splash at the IRL Twitch event was a streamer known as DrThicccrespect. The self-proclaimed three-time karaoke champion in a row appeared at the event to dominate the “purple platform,” also known as Twitch. Viewers can watch the event from his perspective on Twitch as he…

Twitch streamer Amouranth has the perfect response when someone tells her that she might have to get a 'real job.' Twitch streamer and content creator Amouranth has the perfect response when someone said she might have to get a "real job" on Twitter. Amouranth, for the uninitiated, is one of the world's top-performing Twitch streamers. Currently the most-watched female Twitch streamer, Amouranth has amassed a fortune thanks to her content creation ventures as well as investments that she's made with her earnings. The nature of Amouranth's content attracts a lot of negative attention, however, leading to some criticism online. Amouranth critics often have a problem with how she makes money online, criticizing her work as not being a "real job." One such critic recently took to Twitter to throw shade at Amouranth in a now-deleted tweet. According to Dexerto, they told Amouranth that her looks will eventually "hit a wall" and she will no longer be able to use her appearance to make money online, though with more vulgar word choice. They suggested that Amouranth "might have to get a real job" when that happens. Amouranth responded by pointing out that she could be worth $100 million by the time…

ICYMI, Black women gamers are winning in the world of online streaming. Digital creator Katie “PikaChulita” Robinson and UK streamer  Danielle “Ebonix'' Udogaranya are proof of that, breaking barriers and finding success in an industry initially built to keep them out. In 2020, Udogaranya, the co-founder of Black Twitch UK, became the first Black woman in the UK to be a Twitch partner. And this year, Robinson was one of four honored in Doritos’ Solid Black Changemakers Initiative, which provides resources and a platform for Black changemakers using innovation to give back to their communities. She shared $200,000 with her fellow honorees and received $25,000 to donate to the charity of her choice, CodeCrew, a win that culminated in attending the BET Awards in June.All of these flowers are in defiance of the barriers Black women face online. For many Black women gamers, some of their most formative gaming experiences were informed by a lack of resources, support, and accurate representation, both in the makeup of the industry — with the demographics of their fellow gamers and streamers — and in the actual games they loved so much. “I definitely felt like a fish out of water [when I started…

This week, Cinderstone Online entered its new closed beta, and the cute stylized MMORPG continues getting updates and new features to test out. The team will be doing a live presentation on Twitch today showing off the closed beta and how things are going in development. Cinderstone Online is described on its homepage as “a cute and colorful MMORPG” so you can expect that from the intro, but the developers want to make sure to include mechanics like adventuring, conquest, and, of course social features like guilds and trade. The gods want their stolen lands back and you get to protect the world.  There is a Founder's Pack which will give you access to the closed beta where the game's features are being tested and continuous updates are coming. They're looking to gather feedback and data and have goals for this month as well as next month's update.  In October,  their goals are to have the chapter 2 main story, a series of new side quests, a dungeon, and a Halloween event. In November, their goal is to add another chapter of the main story, chapter 3, a new map, some class advancement changes, and another new dungeon. We should…

Home News News World 6 October 2022 10:41 PM Russia's anti-LGBTQ ‘gay propaganda’ has been in place since 2-13 and could soon be expanded. By Emily Maskell Tik Tok (Image: Pexels) Russia has reportedly fined TikTok for failing to remove content that violated Russia’s anti-LGBTQ ‘gay propaganda’ laws as well as the streaming service Twitch for an interview with a Ukrainian political figure. Moscow’s Tagansky District Court fined TikTok 3 million roubles (roughly £44,800) on Tuesday (4 October), according to Reuters. The fine was based on the charges that TikTok promoted “non-traditional sexual values, videos featuring LGBT, feminism, and distorted representation of traditional sexual values,” according to the Russian news agency Interfax. Reports also state that a TikTok representative at the court hearings had insisted the proceedings be closed and terminated.  The Russian law has been in place since 2013 and bans the ‘promotion’ of homosexual relationships with children but there have been recent developments that suggest this law (officially the Purpose of Protecting Children from Information Advocating for a Denial of Traditional Family Values act) would be expanded to include adults. Frighteningly, under this new proposed law, the ability to punish and prohibit LGBTQ+ existence in Russia will only…

Team Yahoo Melbourne Twitch activation Microsoft team Winning Sydney Team – Nine Team Meta at Sydney Melbourne winning team – oOh!media More than 50 teams came together in wet and windy conditions to golf for good at the UnLtd Open golf competitions in Sydney and Melbourne. The annual event, sponsored by oOh!media, sees industry teams swing and putt for good whilst raising funds for UnLtd, the industry’s social impact organisation benefiting young people at risk. In Melbourne, Nine secured bronze and ARN silver with oOh!media taking home the winners’ trophy. In Sydney, it was Quantcast and Twitch taking podium positions with Nine crowned as the winners.  Tim Murphy, chief sales officer at oOh!media, said: “The UnLtd: Open is a highlight in our annual calendar. It’s fantastic to come together with the industry to play a game that so many of us love and to do it for such a good cause. "Even the wet and wild conditions didn’t stop us from having a cracking day and making a big difference for youth at risk.” Throughout the 18 holes, the players were also treated to sponsor activations and surprises ranging from soccer darts and massage to gelato and slushie cocktails. Nick Hurley,…