Initially aspiring to be a feature writer or analyst, akin to the likes of Kelsey Moser, Emily Rand, etc, Jacob was quickly drawn to reporting - a job that has its own unique set of pressures wherein trust and credibility are factored in heavily - and slowly expanded to appearing on four different talk shows on ESPN, per week, including his own, “The Eco”, a weekly Counter Strike: Global Offensive show. He started writing at 17 while studying Computer Information Systems after graduating high school early. Jacob’s been in this industry for around six years and has established himself amongst the elite at a young age of 23. A reporter of his caliber, publishing breaking news across different game titles such as Overwatch League and Call of Duty, breaking roster moves and franchise news in North American and European League of Legends, to breaking some of the most confounding scandals in the space - one can definitely assume that he must be a veteran - but don’t let it fool you. Many are unfamiliar and are quite often confused while trying to decode Jacob’s age. Today, we take a look at Jacob’s journey in esports. Such is the story of Jacob Wolf - reporter extraordinaire. The journalism industry is a bubble of huge magnitude and standing out is relatively the most difficult accomplishment - a dream only a few have been able to achieve. Feature written format done by kary, Interview by Drexxin
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