As the highly anticipated ZeRo Saga draws near, organizer 2GGaming is currently finalizing their necessary preparations for it. Despite 2GG being busy, Smashboards was recently given the opportunity to talk to Stephen "Bam" Bamdiele, one of 2GG's executive members, to shine some light on 2GG's history and the upcoming ZeRo Saga!
Stephen "Bam" Bamdiele is one of 2GG's main casters who is passionate and dedicated on growing the Super Smash Bros. community as a whole into a brighter future. Bam's insightful critiques, intellectual commentating and excellent showmanship, are a few traits that Bam has that puts him ahead of the game in terms of casting.
Being a part of the 2GG team has significantly influenced Bam to push the teams quality when hosting their Saga events, which has grown tremendously in popularity in 2016. By pushing the limits of their quality, With strong planning and organization, Bam and the rest of the 2GG staff have increased the number of attendees that started from less than 100 entrants at their first Saga, 2GGT: Fatality Saga, to over 400 at KTAR Saga, to a culminating at 2GGT: Abadango Saga, a one-day national tournament with 564 attendees!
Aside from the Sagas, in this interview Bam and I go over his Smash beginnings, 2GG's historical timeline, 2GG's influence on the Smash community and some fond memories that Bam has had since joining 2GG.
After spending time with Bam talking about 2GG's influence over the Smash community and about the upcoming ZeRo Saga, I have nothing but high hopes for them in the future. Make sure you check out the Saga this weekend, you don't want to miss it! If you did enjoy this content, please, make sure you subscribe to Houston Smash Network, Smashboards' official channel for interviews on YouTube!
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