Parasite, GaGOD win $200k Warzone Twitch Rivals Season 6 Showdown: recap Twitch \/ Infinity WardYet another Twitch Rivals Warzone Showdown has now wrapped up for Season 6. Top content creators and pros duked it out for a share of the massive $200,000 prize pool, but only two duos could reign supreme across Europe and North America Warzone fans have had plenty of competitive action to watch since the release of the battle royale title, and many of the biggest stars in gaming have jumped to the new Call of Duty mode to entertain their fans. With the Haunting of Verdansk event now underway and Black Ops Cold War fast approaching, Twitch Rivals revealed that they would be hosting one of their biggest Warzone showdowns yet in the Modern Warfare season. If you missed out, here\u2019s what you need to know. Team Parasite, Team GaGOD win Twitch Rivals Warzone Season 6 showdown The action kicked off in Europe, and it was a tight one. GaGOD\u2019s team was neck and neck with izakooo\u2019s for almost the entirety of the bracket. The two squads made it into the Top 10 with ease, giving each other one last chance to pull ahead. It was GaGOD who made it to the top though. While both teams finished with 344 points, GaGOD and his duo Fifakill were able to pick up more wins, and therefore won the tie-breaker. Over the Atlantic, Parasite showed up with his duo in Stukawaki. He decimated the competition to take home the win with 386 points, 20 ahead of his nearest rival in HusKerrs. Other big names like Aydan failed to pop off, with the Warzone superstar finishing in 9th. NA Warzone Season 6 Showdown $100K CHAMPIONS \ud83c\udfc6@Parasite & @Stukawaki run it up in the Finals to bring home the W! ggwp to all of today\u2019s duos & our partners. pic.twitter.com\/7lrAl64Ll8 \u2014 Twitch Rivals (@TwitchRivals) October 24, 2020 Warzone Season 6 Showdown Europe Top 10 Warzone Season 6 Showdown North America Top 10 When was the Twitch Rivals\u2019 Warzone showdown? The Season 6 Twitch Rivals Showdown event kicked off on Friday, October 23, with the action getting underway at 9AM PT\/ 12PM ET \/ 5 PM BST \/ 6PM CEST. The event itself was split into two regional tournaments, one for Europe and one for North American players, with $100,000 up for grabs in each region. just in time for the Haunting of Verdansk \ud83c\udf83 MWAHAHAHA 90 spooky duos take their shot at $200K in the @CallofDuty: Warzone Season 6 Showdown fright-day 10\/23 at 9am PT \/ 18:00 CEST at https:\/\/t.co\/Q8HdBSfUw4 pic.twitter.com\/004mtrxYKu \u2014 Twitch Rivals (@TwitchRivals) October 17, 2020 How to watch the Warzone Season 6 Showdown As always, the Warzone Showdown was streamed with commentary on the official Twitch Rivals channel, which we have embedded down below. Each of the players competing will also be able to stream the Twitch Rivals Showdown from their point-of-view, giving Call of Duty fans plenty of ways to tune in to the action. With the Haunting of Verdansk event now live in Warzone, players won\u2019t have too long to adapt to all of the Halloween-themed changes in-game and it should make for some entertaining moments. Official Twitch Rivals stream Who is playing in the Warzone S6 Showdown For this Twitch Rivals Warzone Showdown, the format was Duos and the event is also expected to be stacked with 45 duos competing in each region. Pros and streamers like NICKMERCS, Scump, Tommey, TimTheTatman, UnRationaL, and more all took part.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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