Team Tommey wins $20K Totino\u2019s Black Ops Brawl tourney: Final results Activision\/Totino’sTotino\u2019s was the latest to host a massive esports event with $20,000 on the line in one of the first proper Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War tournaments, one that featured top pro players and some of the most popular streamers. [jwplayer pHIlNffX] Over the years, we\u2019ve seen the frozen pizza brand host tournaments in multiple games as well as form sponsorships with the likes of 100 Thieves, who recently entered the Call of Duty League with the LA Thieves. Now, with Black Ops Cold War out and players starting to really get to grips with the game, they teamed up with a number of top names in Call of Duty, including the Minnesota R\u00d8KKR CDL team, to put on a show for fans. Here\u2019s everything you need to catch up on the event. Totino\u2019s Black Ops Brawl recap With a single-elimination bracket, teams only had one life to prove themselves with. As a result, four teams were immediately knocked out from the first round with no chance at redemption. Nameless, Swagg, Hitch, and Symfuhny all crashed out of the competition early on with their teams taken down right away. While Tommey\u2019s team advanced through to the grand final, they met a dominant force in the last series of the day. TeeP and his stacked squad refused to drop a map throughout the day. They came away with 3-0 wins over Symfuhny and Crowder to land in the finals. The opening Hardpoint on Moscow came down to the wire with TeeP\u2019s team narrowly edging it out. However, the next SnD on Miami was the polar opposite. Tommey\u2019s team struck back with an insane 6-0 performance to tie things up. From here on out, their team kept the momentum rolling and closed out the grand final victory. Totino\u2019s Black Ops Brawl results Totino\u2019s Black Ops Brawl stream & schedule The Totino\u2019s Black Ops Brawl was a four-hour event that took place on Tuesday, November 24. The show kicked off at 3pm ET (12pm PT\/8pm GMT) live from Totino\u2019s Twitch channel, which we\u2019ve embedded here for you to easily rewatch. It was hosted by Call of Duty League casters Joe \u2018Merk\u2019 Deluca and Clint \u2018Maven\u2019 Evans, with $20,000 on the line for competing teams. Who played in the Black Ops Brawl event? From the most accomplished pro players to the most popular streamers, plenty of big names got involved in this $20k competition. If you\u2019ve been following Cold War events since launch, all of the familiar faces turned out for this one as well. Simp, Tommey, Shotzzy, and Symfuhny were just a handful of names that got involved. Below is a full overview of the captains for the Black Ops Brawl tournament. Symfuhny – Swagg – Tommey – Censor – Crowder – Hitch – Nameless – TeePee – Format and prize pool Eight teams were lined up for the start of the event as the single-elimination bracket got underway. One series loss was all anyone could afford. In total, the winning team had to get through three consecutive best of three matchups against the top challengers. As for the prize pool, there was $20,000 on the line, with $15,000 going directly to the winning team and the remaining $5,000 going to the team that finished in second place.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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