Ninja is back to Twitch

When Mixer has announced its closure, the fans of the Microsoft-owned streaming site have been shocked. Over the past year, the company has been able to incite larger streamers like Ninja and Shroud to move from their competitor, Twitch. Since closing, however, neither Shroud nor Ninja had again confirmed their return on the popular streaming site so far.

Although Shred still did not inform fans where its content will be broadcast, Ninja published a tweet informing his fans he returned to Twitch. Yesterday, the popular streamer posted a cryptic tweet that said, Tomorrow 8h @dlupo, which was followed by a tweet early today with a link to his Twitch account.

Fortnite with @dlupo https://t.co/qc3dpr8mtr

• Ninja (@ninja) August 5 2020

When Mixer stopped for the first time, Ninja went to YouTube. We still do not know if it will be a permanent return to Twitch, but the fans were delighted to come back to his twitch chain. The Twitch stream was rapidly flooded with more than 100,000 viewers. Although this is great for the company belonging to Amazon, I would have liked to see some of the biggest names of streaming team up to create a new competitor. Imagine if huge streamers like Shred, Ninja and recently banned twitch Dr. Disrespect grouped together to create a site created especially for them.

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