Dexerto celebrates EPOS H6PRO release with Toronto Ultra documentary DexertoDexerto have partnered with the Toronto Ultra and EPOS to tell the story of the CDL team\u2019s underdog 2021 season in a must-watch documentary celebrating the highly-anticipated release of the EPOS H6PRO gaming headset. It\u2019s safe to say that no one expected the Toronto Ultra to be a team in the CDL title conversation in 2021. They had finished seventh in the 2020 regular season, and sixth in the 2020 playoffs. As the league changed from starting line ups of five players back to four for 2021, Ultra removed Nicholas \u2018Classic\u2019 DiCostanzo but made no other changes to the starting lineup of Anthony \u2018Methodz\u2019 Zinni, Cameron \u2018Cammy\u2019 McKilligan, Ben \u2018Bance\u2019 Bance, and Tobias \u2018CleanX\u2019 J\u00f8nsson. However, the team went on to defy their critics after a few changes. The story of the 2021 season is told, through interviews with the team, in a new documentary produced by Dexerto. A season to remember The first major of the 2021 season validated the opinions of Ultra\u2019s many critics as the team finished 11th. The poor start saw head coach Mark \u2018MarkyB\u2019 Bryceland bench Methodz in favor of rookie Jamie \u2018Insight\u2019 Craven. \u201cI was shocked, I\u2019m still shocked,\u201d Methodz said in the documentary. \u201cI disagree with the decision with every single bone in my body. I think it was unwarranted. Quite frankly, I\u2019m f*cking pissed.\u201d Methodz\u2019s objection appeared warranted as Seattle only improved by a single win in the Stage 2 group stage. However, despite losing to Atlanta FaZe in their first match of the Stage 2 Major, Ultra battled their way to the Grand Final, getting their revenge on FaZe with a thrilling 5-3 victory. That marked the turning point for Ultra, who would finish third at the next two Majors, and second at the Stage 5 Major. That only left the CDL Championship. Ultra were once again dumped into the Loser\u2019s Bracket after their first series, this time by the defending champions, Dallas Empire. But once again, Ultra battled their way through the bracket. They saw OpTic Chicago off before getting revenge on Minnesota R\u00d8KKR for the Stage 5 Major final. That set up a rematch with Dallas in the Loser\u2019s Final. This time around, Ultra came out on top. Ahead of them lay a Grand Final against Atlanta FaZe, a team Toronto had beaten just once all season. The #CDL2021 season has come to a close for @TorontoUltra You proved to everyone that your squad is not to be taken lightly and we want to thank you all for the memories! #StrengthInTheNorth. They place 2nd earning $650,000. pic.twitter.com\/TLSrrbCMS0 \u2014 Call of Duty League (@CODLeague) August 22, 2021 Try as they might, they were unable to overcome FaZe\u2019s stacked roster and had to watch as Atlanta became the second CDL champions. However, the Ultra had proven beyond a doubt that they had the talent to contend for a CDL title. EPOS release new gaming headset Communication was one of Ultra\u2019s biggest strengths in 2021 and you can enjoy that same level of audio quality with the EPOS H6PRO headset, which comes in two different versions, closed and open-backed, to better suit your gaming needs. With a lightweight design, gaming-centric soundproofing, intuitive volume control, and a detachable microphone, the H6PRO is the headset for any serious gamer. Both versions of the headset have a suggested retail price of \u00a3149.00\/$179 USD.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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