Japanese Professional Call of Duty Team, Rush Gaming, Looks to Prove They Can Compete with Top Teams in eUnited Scrim Japanese professional CoD team, Rush Gaming, is looking to prove they can hang with North American teams in a scrimmage against eUnited. Rush Gaming, who has won the Japanese CoD championship in back to back years, have proven they are among the best in their home region. James \u2018Clayster\u2019 Eubanks announced via Twitter that the scrim would take place at 4:30 P.M. EST., just before the June 3rd MLG GameBattles Pro League Challenge. We\u2019re gonna scrim RG tomorrow at 4 est to get some practice in before the pro league challenge. We want CoD to prosper in all regions; so I\u2019m excited for this! Wish we could stream but Columbus setups don\u2019t have the capability. @eUnitedgg https:\/\/t.co\/o8z9IqcIxJ \u2014 eU Clayster (@Clayster) June 2, 2018 For eUnited the matchup marks an excellent opportunity for the team to prepare for the tournament later that day. Fans interested in spectating the matchup were initially disappointed as Clayster had announced that there would be no way to stream the game. Luckily, Anthony \u2018NAMELESS\u2019 Wheeler stepped up to the plate and volunteered to stream out the international bout. The collaboration between both organizations could be vital to the growth of CoD esports in all regions, and that has players on both teams looking forward to the scrim. You can check out the stream on NAMELESS\u2019 Twitch; again, the scrim is scheduled for June 3rd at 4:30 P.M. EST. [UPDATE] eUnited decided to stream the scrim and the match can be found here.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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