100 Thieves Reveals Star-Studded Marvel Rivals Roster

100 Thieves has officially unveiled its complete Marvel Rivals roster, signing the former Team Mutants lineup. The announcement came on March 14, following earlier teasers from the popular esports organization.

The powerhouse roster has wasted no time proving their worth, already claiming victories in the Marvel Rivals Championship Season 0 NA and Rivals Fight Night #2 while competing under the 100 Thieves banner.

Led by organization founder Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag and Vice President of Esports Joseph Jang, the team is currently training at the organization's Los Angeles facility as they prepare for upcoming competitions.

The complete 100 Thieves Marvel Rivals roster includes:

• TTK (Tank/Support)

• Vinnie (Tank)

• delenaa (DPS)

• Terra (DPS)

• hxrvey (Support)

• SJP (SirJamesParker) (Support)

• Amano76 (Flex/DPS)

• BlueJae (Manager)

• Tensa (Coach)

The move aligns perfectly with 100 Thieves' reputation for identifying and investing in promising esports titles early. While other major organizations like Sentinels, Fnatic, OG Esports, Team Envy, and Virtus.Pro have also entered the scene, 100 Thieves appears positioned to be a dominant force with this roster acquisition.

The team is currently preparing for the upcoming Marvel Rivals Invitational NA 2025, which will be their next major test against other top organizations. Based on their early results, fans have high expectations for what this talented lineup can achieve under the 100 Thieves banner.

This announcement comes just weeks after 100 Thieves first teased their entry into Marvel Rivals with a Captain America shield-inspired graphic in February, followed by official confirmation in early March.

Since its founding in 2017, 100 Thieves has grown into one of North America's most recognizable esports brands. The organization has built successful teams in several popular games including VALORANT, Apex Legends, and League of Legends. Beyond competitive gaming, 100 Thieves has made a name for itself through creative merchandise and apparel collections, including partnerships with major brands like Adidas Originals and Pokemon.

Other organizations have also found success in the emerging esports title. Virtus.Pro claimed victory in the Invitational EMEA tournament, while Sentinels took first place in Fight Night #1.

The game's developer, NetEase Games, recently confirmed its commitment to building Marvel Rivals as a long-term esports property. During the company's Q4 2024 Earnings Call, Bill Pang, Vice President of Corporate Development at NetEase, expressed confidence in the game's future: "Marvel Rivals, especially after Season 1, has gained wide appraisal from worldwide players. [...] And we do believe this product, we're going to keep operating, keep enhancing, keep investing for 10 years and beyond."