New Huntsmen sub MBoZe explains why he came back to compete in CoD again Former OpTic Gaming member and professional Call of Duty player Marcus \u2018MBoZe\u2019 Blanks has joined the Chicago Huntsmen Call of Duty League team as one of their substitutes for the 2020 season. With only a month left until the 2020 Call of Duty League season kicks off, the 12 participating franchises have been finalizing their rosters and staff ahead of what is expected to be an exciting inaugural campaign. On December 24, the Chicago Huntsmen announced MBoZe as their second substitute, reuniting him with several former members of OpTic Gaming, including Hector \u2018H3CZ\u2019 Rodriguez, Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner, and Matthew \u2018FormaL\u2019 Piper. He will be joining Jordan \u2018General\u2019 General on the Hunstmen\u2019s bench, and with CDL rules requiring teams to have a minimum of seven players on their active roster, Chicago won\u2019t have to sign any more substitutes to be eligible for the league. CHICAGO HUNSTMEN 2020 CDL ROSTER Seth \u2018Scump\u2019 Abner – Matthew \u2018FormaL\u2019 Piper – Alec \u2018Arcitys\u2019 Sanderson – Dylan \u2018Envoy\u2019 Hannon – Peirce \u2018Gunless\u2019 Hillman – Jordan \u2018General\u2019 General (sub) – Marcus \u2018MBoZe\u2019 Blanks (sub) – Here\u2019s an early Christmas gift. Meet @BoZe Watch: https:\/\/t.co\/cKc6p3ssJm pic.twitter.com\/n6ydmMyndf \u2014 OpTic Texas (@OpTicTexas) December 24, 2019 MBoZe returns to competing after long hiatus While he\u2019s always been involved with the Call of Duty community, MBoZe hasn\u2019t actively competed for several years now. Since leaving OpTic Nation in 2015 to become a content creator for the Green Wall, he\u2019s only made two appearances at CoD events, both relatively unsuccessful. He briefly unretired in 2017 to join Ground Zero, but that experiment lasted for about a month and the squad never actually attended any tournaments. Read More: Is Modern Warfare the worst CoD of all time? – However, when discussing his move to Huntsmen, MBoZe revealed what ultimately pushed him to come back and try to compete again. \u201cThe main reason that makes me want to play is that I see people that I\u2019ve had the upper hand over in every situation,\u201d he explained. \u201cSo when I see other people rising to where I was, I feel like I could have been higher or taken to a new level, and that makes me want to come back and compete again.\u201d He went on to explain that his absence from the main stage wasn\u2019t due to him not wanting to compete, because his passion for the esport still burns as strongly as ever. \u201cI\u2019m coming back to compete just because I have a love for Call of Duty, it\u2019s always been my love,\u201d he said. \u201cI obviously didn\u2019t want to stop playing but I had to for certain reasons. I\u2019ve always wanted to play, always tried to play every year. It wasn\u2019t like I just dropped it. I have an opportunity with good teammates, so of course, I can\u2019t pass this opportunity up. CoD\u2019s my niche, I know I\u2019m good at Call of Duty, this is what I love to do.\u201d You can catch up on all of the offseason player signings and roster moves via our Call of Duty League offseason RosterMania hub. The 2020 CDL regular season kicks off with the Launch Weekend on January 24-26 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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