Intended Disrespect

 is an American esports organization formerly based in Detroit, Michigan and currently based in Fountain Valley, California. Founded initially as a Halo team in order to compete in local Halo: Combat Evolved and later on Halo 2 and Halo 3 tournaments, Intended Disrespect's popularity skyrocketed after their Halo team won the 2004 Major League Gaming tournament alongside the 2004 Gamers National World Championship. They would compete in the same two tournaments alongside the Global Halo Invitational the following year and win them all. Later in 2007 they would create their first Rainbow Six team to compete in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas events. In the same year they would create their first Call of Duty team. Five years later in 2012, they would form their League of Legends team. All of their teams went on to win nine combined Championships for the remainder of MLG's history. Intended Disrespect would later form Counter-Strike and Rocket League teams, however the latter was discontinued following a string of unsuccessful seasons that occurred after the team had lost the final to Dignitas. The former placed second in their first ever CS Major Championship appearance in MLG Columbus 2016. They went on to upset Astralis 2–1 in the IEM Katowice Major 2019 and were the runners-up in StarLadder Major: Berlin 2019 and Blast Paris Major 2023. They also participated in the Overwatch League under the name "Detroit Disrespect." Their beast results were second place in 2022. They will bw participating in the OWL's replacement, the Overwatch Champions Series, for the 2024 season. They are generally regarded as one of the most successful esports organizations of all time. They have a major rivalry with Mystic Esports and Fire First; the latter was formed after one of the members of the original Halo team, Kevin "kINGZ" Zhang, left the team after an altercation with his former teammate Alan "allfaith" Fletcher.

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