Ludwig proved once again how much he cares for his fans. It’s impossible to hate the 27-year-old for his actions toward fans after Smash World Tour canceled the final 2022 championship and 2023 tour.

Ludwig Ahgren is a variety streamer famous for his gaming streams and those where he interacts with fans. He won the Streamer of the Year title at the Streamer Awards 2022. Aside from his streaming, he’s also known for his Mogul Mail videos, where he talks about recent activities.

Ludwig proves his love for fans by selling the tickets to chessboxing for just a dollar

Nintendo recently released a lengthy statement in which they notified not to offer a license to Smash World Tour (SWT) to host the much-awaited Smash Bros. events, the final 2022 championship, and the 2023 tour. The Japanese giants took this decision based on SWT’s proposal and discovering their unlicensed activities. Undoubtedly, this was sad news for all the fans who eagerly waited to attend the event.

Ludwig stepped in to take the fans out of the sorrow. He wrote on Twitter, “I’ll be selling tickets to my chessboxing event for $1 for the next hour.” Although, he also said, “Hopefully, I don’t go bankrupt,” after announcing the $1 tickets. Undoubtedly, it was a massive gesture from the YouTube streamer for his fans who couldn’t attend the SWT event. Later, Ludwig also shared a stat that he nearly sold $100,000 for just $2000.

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For those without context, the YouTube streamer is hosting the Mogul Chessboxing Championship on December 11, 2022, at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. This upcoming event by the YouTube streamer is going to be a unique competition. This chessboxing tournament would feature 12 big-name content creators and streamers, like DisguisedToast, Myth, and Sardoche.

How did fans react to Ahgren’s action?

The fans praised the 27-year-old for this significant gesture after Nintendo canceled the SWT event. They even called him the Greatest of All Time, as they were unable to believe how he lowered a ticket to $1, which usually cost $550 to $60. Let’s look at some of the reactions from the fans.

What do you think about Ludwig’s action for his fans after the cancellation of the Smash Bros. Tour? Do share your thoughts in the comments below.

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