The leading UK shoutcasting station QuadV have announced that they have secured the services of Stuart "TosspoT" Saw, formally of Radio iTG.

It is with great delight and excitement that QuadV can announce we have secured the services of one of the world’s most talented and well known shoutcasters, Stuart “TosspoT” Saw.

Stuart joins us from inside The Game (iTG), where he covered many major tournaments throughout the world and brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience. Not only will Stuart be joining QuadV in a senior commentary position, he will also serve as one of the executives of the company, helping the company to grow as part of the management team and as a shareholder.

“I am particularly thrilled with Stuart joining us at QuadV, which adds even more quality to our already great line up of commentary talent”, commented Head of Commentary at QuadV, Paul “ReDeYe” Chaloner, “Stuart is without doubt one of the finest commentators of eSports in the world right now and I feel his addition leaves us with the best line up of shoutcasters in the UK and possibly Europe.”

“I am personally looking forward to working with him again having had a very successful working relationship and friendship during our time at iTG. Everyone at QuadV is thrilled to have him on board with us and we are looking forward to his unique way of bringing eSports to people with the QuadV brand.”

Stuart said, “I'm very happy to be moving to QuadV and starting a new chapter in my gaming career. Anyone that knows me will know I take shoutcasting and all the other aspects in gaming very seriously. Thus leaving iTG and joining QuadV was not a decision I took lightly, in fact it's been one of the hardest decisions I've ever made. I'll be the first to admit that without iTG and Marcus “djWheat” Graham, I wouldn't be anywhere in this business, I wouldn't have travelled the world and I wouldn't have made so many great friends.”

“In my 3 years with iTG I have learnt so much more than I could have imagined and it has made me thirsty for more. My reasons for leaving iTG are built on that thirst, one which I'm hoping to quench at QuadV. I joined iTG in its infancy and I'm now doing the same in QuadV. I'm looking to take what I learnt and start pushing the boundaries of what eSports coverage can be, because I think that we in gaming are only touching the surface of what can be done. I've seen what QuadV can achieve having worked closely with Paul for 2 years now, and with many of the crew before. There is not only a great deal of talent here but also a really vibrant atmosphere which I can't wait to become a part of.”