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Atlanta FaZe win CoD Champs 2021, stake claim as greatest Call of Duty roster of all time

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Time Stamp: August 22, 2021 7:04 PM - Modified On: August 22, 2021 - Published By:
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The moment the 2020 Call of Duty season ended, this seemed inevitable. One year after coming up just short against the Dallas Empire, the Atlanta FaZe finished the job this time around and clinched the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship today with a 5-3 win over the Toronto Ultra. Atlanta’s core three of Cellium, Simp, and aBeZy from the Modern Warfare season stuck together after the CDL announced the change from five-vs-five to four-vs-four competition, separating from 2020 teammates Priestahh and MajorManiak. Coming off of a disappointing second-place finish at

Call of Duty: Vanguard multiplayer reveal coming Sept. 7, Champion Hill Alpha for PlayStation this weekend, beta in September

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The Call of Duty League’s Championship Weekend didn’t just play host to some awesome Black Ops Cold War matches this weekend. It also was where fans got their first glimpse of multiplayer in the upcoming Call of Duty: Vanguard. During the CDL Finals between Atlanta FaZe and Toronto Ultra on Championship Sunday, Activision dropped an all-new trailer showing off the game’s highly anticipated new multiplayer mode, Champion Hill. A special Alpha that features the mode is coming next weekend and is exclusive to PlayStation. It’s free for all players and

Toronto Ultra eliminate Dallas Empire, set CDL Grand Finals matchup with Atlanta FaZe

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The Call of Duty League will not have a repeat champion in 2021. The Toronto Ultra went the distance today to take down the Dallas Empire in the losers bracket final.  In one of the most entertaining series of the entire season, Toronto clutched up at every moment in the series’ fifth game on Express Search and Destroy to close out the series. The Empire got the bomb down on the B site four times throughout the map, but each time, the Ultra were there for the retake. Toronto, who

Toronto Ultra knock off Minnesota RØKKR, stay alive in 2021 CDL Playoffs

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Time Stamp: August 21, 2021 7:05 PM - Modified On: August 21, 2021 - Published By:
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The Toronto Ultra took down the Minnesota RØKKR 3-2 today to advance to the losers bracket finals of the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship and, in turn, avenge the worst collapse in competitive CoD history. In the final Battle of the North this year, Toronto outlasted Minnesota in what looked more like a heavyweight boxing match than a CoD match. Each team landed blow after blow in a back-and-forth series before Toronto delivered the knockout punch on Moscow Search and Destroy. It was a fitting finale to a matchup

Simp, Cellium lead Atlanta FaZe to dominant victory over Dallas Empire, clinch spot in CDL Playoffs Grand Finals

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As chants of “MVP” rained down onto the main stage, Simp and his Atlanta FaZe teammates secured their spot in the grand finals of the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship for the second straight season after a dominant win over the Dallas Empire today.   Just a day after being named the CDL’s Most Valuable Player, Simp further cemented his case with an impressive performance in the winners bracket final. In a three-game sweep over Dallas, he posted a 1.50 K/D, letting his opponents hear it after seemingly every gunfight.

Results for 2021 Call of Duty League Championship

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The biggest event of the 2021 Call of Duty League season is finally here. The 2021 CDL Playoffs, also commonly known as CoD Champs, are underway. After several months and five stages of regular-season action, the top eight Call of Duty League franchises will battle it out from Aug. 19 to 22 for their share of the $2.5 million prize pool. Four-day schedule for CoD Champs 2021. | Image via Call of Duty League CoD Champs 2021 will take place at the Galen Center in Los Angeles. The LAN event

Minnesota RØKKR eliminate New York Subliners from Call of Duty League Championship 2021

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Time Stamp: August 20, 2021 9:39 PM - Modified On: August 20, 2021 - Published By:
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The Minnesota RØKKR are one step closer to the Call of Duty League Championship grand finals after an impressive 3-1 victory over the New York Subliners.  In one of the most exciting maps of the entire 2021 CDL season, the Minnesota outlasted the New York Subliners on a phenomenal Checkmate Hardpoint to clinch their spot in the losers bracket semifinals. Led by veteran MajorManiak and rookie Standy, Minnesota turned in an extremely impressive slaying output. MajorManiak led the team with a 1.61 series K/D, while Standy was right behind him with

Toronto Ultra end OpTic Chicago’s season with 3-1 victory at CDL Champs 2021

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The Toronto Ultra rebounded from their earlier loss to the Dallas Empire with an emphatic 3-1 win over OpTic Chicago, guaranteeing a top-four placing at the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship. After going up 2-0 in the series, it appeared another unfortunate comeback may derail Toronto. The Ultra lost a close third map, Raid Control, and then allowed OpTic to take a late lead on Raid Hardpoint after a 100-point lead disappeared. Unlike the series with Dallas and the collapse against the Minnesota RØKKR at the Stage Five Major,

Dallas Empire beat Toronto Ultra, advance to winners bracket final of 2021 CDL Playoffs

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The Dallas Empire clutched up in game five, round 11 today to put the finishing touches on a 3-2 win over the Toronto Ultra in their winners bracket semifinal match at the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship.  With this victory, Dallas find themselves in the winners final of CoD Champs for the second consecutive year, looking to repeat as champions. But despite being the defending champs, many pundits have teams like the Atlanta FaZe and OpTic Chicago ahead of Dallas. The notion that Dallas aren’t favorites this time around

Los Angeles Thieves, Florida Mutineers eliminated from Call of Duty League Championship 2021

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Time Stamp: August 19, 2021 10:11 PM - Modified On: August 19, 2021 - Published By:
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After one day of action at the 2021 Call of Duty League Championship, two teams have been sent home. The Los Angeles Thieves and Florida Mutineers, the two teams that began the event in the losers bracket, were eliminated today after their first and only matches of the tournament. The Thieves were knocked out by the Stage Five Major champions Minnesota RØKKR in a five-game series, while the Mutineers fell to OpTic Chicago in four games. LAT’s season came to end despite a herculean effort from SlasheR, who finished the