Most Vicious Players (MVPs) is an Esports entertainment company and parent company of the Amateur Esports Union (AEU). 

MVPs is most well-known for its players having won 1000 wins in a row while live streaming on YouTube, in which this live stream record has not been broken to this day worldwide. After being highly competitive and delivering top notch content for 6 years, MVPs has expanded its brand to online event hosting, which included hosting tournaments and clip contests. MVPs first tournaments has had a global presence right away, and teams that won have been from places such as India, Canada, the United States, Nigeria, Ghana, and more. Furthermore, MVPs clip contests have consisted of anywhere between 200-400 clip entries per contest with millions of views on the MVPsTV Instagram stories where the voting took place. 

Now, as parent company of the Amateur Esports Union, MVPs will be using its new AEU platform to exponentially increase its efforts to shine a light on top Esports talent and education. The Amateur Esports Union is built to sanction tournaments across the world and rank its participating members through their stats and overall placements. Through AEU, players will be able to qualify for national and international competitions on the youth and collegiate levels.

Jordan Taylor is the CEO of Most Vicious Players and the CEO of the Amateur Esports Union. He is also known as “J Jonah” in the gaming community as the only gamer to live stream over 1000 wins in a row. Originally from California, Jordan is also a graduate of St. John’s University (New York City), where he majored in business finance.