Banned Boston Uprising player is back playing Overwatch
The Overwatch LeagueThe Overwatch League had its fair share of drama during the inaugural season, but nothing really comes close to the tale of how Jonathan ‘DreamKazper’ Sanchez got removed from the league after sexual misconduct allegations came out from not just one, but multiple young women.
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The Uprising quickly removed DreamKazper from their lineup as soon as the allegations surfaced and it was clear they weren’t going away anytime soon.
After being released from the team, no one really knows what happened to the player, that is until Youtuber Michael ‘mykL‘ Padilla, released this video claiming to have information on what the disgraced former Overwatch pro has been up to.
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According to mykL’s video, DreamKazper has gone from being an Overwatch League pro to working full time boosting accounts, which is the practice of getting paid to play on other player’s accounts in order to get them to a higher competitive rank then they would normally be able to.
“He is not in jail, as many were hoping,” mykL tells viewers in the video, before revealing that an analyst for the Boston Uprising posted in a Discord channel that they had seen one of DramKazper’s Overwatch profiles listed as having last played 17 hours ago.
“Then we got further information about DreamKazper guys, apparently he is boosting Overwatch accounts for money,” mykL exclaims in the video.
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The video also claims that Crusty, previously a head coach for the Uprising, left the team because of how disgusted he was with the way the team handled the DreamKazper situation.
It’s pretty surprising that an individual like DreamKazper would still be able to access Overwatch at all as based on his past behavior, he seems like someone that would have received extensive bans from Blizzard.
