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The Call of Duty Challenge Division events are in full swing now, with amateur and pro teams competing for CWL points that will be used to qualify for the Call of Duty World Championship later this year. [more]
Today eSports giant Cloud9 introduced a total of six new players to their Call of Duty competitive division. [more]
Note: Today is a make up day for matches that were not played by NA teams on Tuesday due to travel delays. What We Learned Playing on an unexpected day may just be the key [more]
Following a disappointing T17th Open Bracket placing at UMG Carolina, Cloud9 have made a team change. World Champion Adam “K1LLA” Sloss and Sinful have been released by the squad. [more]
Reminder: North American CWL matches were postponed until today due to travel delays for teams returning home from this past weekend’s UMG Carolina event. Matches in the other regions have played as scheduled. What We Learned Old [more]
Reminder: North American CWL matches have been postponed until Wednesday due to travel delays for teams returning home from this past weekend’s UMG Carolina event. Matches in the other regions will play as scheduled. [more]
Activision has announced a series of online competitions to give amateur and pro-am teams a chance to compete for the $3 million CoD World Champs prize pool. [more]
Another year, another Call of Duty title announcement. Today, Activision announced the 2016 game developer will be Infinity Ward, the publisher behind the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series, and Call of Duty: Ghosts game.
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What We Learned All good things must come to an end. OrbitGG, the only team left in the whole of the CWL without a loss, finally swallowed the bitter pill of defeat. The win certainly wasn’t [more]
What We Learned: Upsets make the game go ’round. While Orbit are still untouched in the whole of the CWL, the so-called dream team in the EU, Millenium, fell to Infused. Like OpTic in Week [more]
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