Final results of all CDL Black Ops Cold War $25k kickoff tournaments Call of Duty LeagueTo celebrate the release of Black Ops Cold War, the Call of Duty League and several of its franchises hosted launch tournaments featuring big-name pro players and content creators, and we\u2019ve got all the results for the opening week of competitive BOCW action. [jwplayer 38QHhqzR] It\u2019s a very important time for Call of Duty right now as everyone is buzzing about the launch of Black Ops Cold War, the series\u2019 highly anticipated 2020 installment. With competitive CoD more prominent now than it\u2019s ever been, the CDL is getting involved first-hand with the game\u2019s release, putting together seven high-profile tournaments \u2014 each hosted by a different franchise. Not all of these competitions are identical; the formats and participants vaaried from one to the other. All of the details about these competitions, including the full schedule and recaps of completed events, can be found below. Completed tournaments & upcoming schedule Atlanta FaZe \u2013 Cold War Clash, ft FaZe Clan (Nov 14) Atlanta FaZe\u2019s opening tournament was won by Simp\u2019s team, taking their share of the $25,000. They beat out Vikkstar\u2019s side in the Grand Finals. The final results are below: OpTic Chicago Cold War Launch Event (Nov 15) For the second day in a row, three-time Call of Duty world champion Damon \u2018Karma\u2019 Barlow took home the win, taking home the lion\u2019s share of the prize alongside Hitch, Cellium, and Sender. They beat Envoy\u2019s squad in the final for the biggest $20,000 prize. Minnesota ROKKR \u2013 ROKKR Arms Race (Nov 16) Team Rallied took the win in a closely-contested final matchup against Team Saintt, with both teams making short work of their prior opponents. Team Crowder, on the other hand, were the only ones to bomb out without winning a single map. Dallas Empire \u2013 Battle of the Throne (Nov 17) Team iLLeY came out on top in Dallas Empire\u2019s Battle of the Throne, with a nailbiting game 5 win over Team Shotzzy. Team Crimsix dropped out of the tournament without a single map win against either Shotzzy or Huke\u2019s teams. Florida Mutineers \u2013 Release the Kraken: Cold War (Nov 18) The OpTic and FaZe mashup of Scump, Dashy, Simp, and Arcitys met Team Methodz in the final series of the day and ultimately closed things out with a huge win \u2014 a result many fans expected when they saw this incredible team coming together. London Royal Ravens \u2013 Cold War Colosseum (Nov 19) Team Vikkstar took the top prize in the Cold War Colosseum with his star-studded lineup, beating NBA star Rudy Gobert and his team in the grand final. Toronto Ultra \u2013 $25K Coldish War (Nov 20) After some hard-fought battles in the Fireteam: Dirty Bomb gamemode, Team WarsZ took home the first place prize, beating Team Izak in the final with GLORY TO METHODZSTAN! \ud83d\udcb0 $12,000 bag secured. Congrats to Team WarsZ on winning the TORONTO ULTRA $25K COLDish WAR! \ud83c\udfc6 @WarsZ \ud83c\udfc6 @Fifakill_ \ud83c\udfc6 @MVapulear \ud83c\udfc6 @theGaGOD#SooUltra #BlackOpsColdWar pic.twitter.com\/n2IGYofSQX\u2014 Toronto Ultra (@TorontoUltra) November 21, 2020 With the Call of Duty League\u2019s Black Ops Cold War launch week out of the way, fans will start setting their sights to the second season of the CDL to see competition at its peak.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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