The former UFC flyweight champion previously signed with Method as a content creator back in June this year. Later that same month however, disturbing allegations against former Method player Josh<\/a> and co-founder Sascha Steffens came to light.<\/p>\n Josh was released from the organisation following allegations of sexual assault and soliciting nude images from minors. Sascha was placed on unpaid administrative leave while an investigation took place into two allegations of misconduct, which found he “inappropriately crossed professional and personal boundaries through his communications in 2016”. Other accusations were deemed unsubstantiated. <\/p>\n After the investigation, Sasha stood down from his role<\/a> as co-CEO and executive director on Method’s board, but still serves as a non-executive director “where he will consult on long-term business strategy on a limited basis”.<\/p>\n Since these allegations, which caused players and staff to depart, Method founder Scott McMillan has looked to rebuild the organisation – with the signing of MightyMouse<\/a> hoped to be a significant step. <\/p>\n
MightyMouse has rejoined Method (Picture: YouTube) <\/span><\/p>\n