Esports

The Grind of the Call of Duty League Pro

Call of Duty

Chaz Kawamura

July 2, 2021

The Call of Duty scene as a pro has always been ultra-competitive. From the amateur scene to the Call of Duty league itself, the grind of the Call of Duty pro is definitely a hard road. For many pros, the start usually happens from local region tournaments and college tournaments for Call of Duty. Normally, upcoming players would gain enough traction in the regional scene to attract attention from amateur teams. ...

Situation Surrounding Huke Continues to Escalate

Chaz Kawamura

July 1, 2021

World Series of Warzone Could Be the Next Thing for COD

Chaz Kawamura

June 30, 2021

Mental Health: An Ongoing Battle for Storied CDL Pro Scump

Chaz Kawamura

June 25, 2021

Los Angeles Guerrillas Bench Chino for MentaL

Chaz Kawamura

June 24, 2021

First COD LAN Event in Months Could be the Start of Something New

Chaz Kawamura

June 23, 2021

Getting to Know FaZe Testy: A Passion for Sniping and Mental Health

Robert Hanes

June 18, 2021

Ego Could be an Issue for OpTic Chicago

Chaz Kawamura

June 17, 2021

The Call of Duty League and Adderall

Chaz Kawamura

June 15, 2021

Chaz Kawamura

June 14, 2021

Asim’s Visa Issues Could Shake Up the Call of Duty League

The Call of Duty League community is facing another possible shock within the league after the ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 11, 2021

Huke and Slasher Return Just in Time for LAN Events

Over the last few stages, the Los Angeles Thieves have made huge moves when it comes ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 10, 2021

The New and Improved Temp?

The stage is set for Donovan “Temp” ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 9, 2021

The Constant Fall of the Seattle Surge

The Seattle Surge, aka Luminosity Gaming, have ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 4, 2021

The Call of Duty League’s Challengers Elite Series – The Desert of Wasted Talent

The Challenger’s Elite Series houses the next ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 2, 2021

Huke Benched as LA Thieves go back to their Previous Squad

Los Angeles Thieves make another roster change ...

Chaz Kawamura

June 2, 2021

Possible New Meta for Call of Duty League Pros after Recent Patch

Pro players like Dashy use the new ...

Mallory McMahon

May 7, 2021

UpperDeck Releases Game Dated Moments for the 2021 Overwatch League Season

Fans of the Overwatch League are enjoying ...

Robert Hanes

March 3, 2021

A Talk with Scump About His New Partnership with Oakley

Seth "Scump" Abner has always been one of the biggest and most forward-thinking esports athletes. Now ...

Mallory McMahon

February 27, 2021

Queer Women of Esports: Inclusion For All

Over the past five years, esports has ...

Mike McGrail

January 11, 2021

New C.O.D Warzone Finishing Move Animation Revealed

A new Warzone finishing animation pays homage ...

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