A second stage of the Call of Duty World League has come to a close, and unlike Stage One’s individual regional LAN events, the S2 LAN featured an all-star mix of players and casters from around the world converging on the ESL Studios in Burbank, California. [more]
The Call of Duty World League is attracting some negative attention going into the final week of regular play. OpTic Gaming, of the Activision sponsored/ESL run league’s biggest teams, the team seen as the face [more]
One week before the start of MLG’s first Call of Duty event of 2016, MLG Anaheim, another Open event has been announced: MLG Orlando. [more]
Tuesday was a day of massive upsets and more than a few surprises. Team LDLC’s players seemed just as astonished as anyone else when they gave top ranked Splyce the hot 3-0. Cloud9 upset a [more]
We now know the teams that will be competing for the ANZ Stage 2 trophy: OrbitGG, Mindfreak, Chiefs eSports Club, and Team Immunity. These are the top four teams in the region. Stage 1’s Cinderella story [more]
Tonight’s battles take place in Europe and North America, with the showmatch/grudge match that is OpTic v FaZe taking center stage. [more]
STANDINGS ANZ Region Place Team W L W% MW ML MW% WS 1st Orbit GG 10 1 91% 31 9 78% W1 2nd Mindfreak 8 3 73% 28 14 68% L1 3rd The Chiefs eSports [more]
With the recent boon for eSports legitimacy being a petition to the US Government to extend P-1 athletic visas to eSports players, one organization worked hard to make sure their foreign player is already certified [more]
A lot of changes are happening as we reach half way point in the Call of Duty World League. Last week there was a flurry of roster changes in the EU and NA regions, resulting [more]
Ali vs Frazier. Arsenal vs Spurs. Alabama vs Auburn. Coke vs Pepsi. Edison vs Tesla. ACHES vs NaDeSHoT (sorry Nade, but since we’re speaking of your competitive days, we’re using your old styling). During the days [more]
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