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Team EnVyUs win the Call of Duty World League Championship

By Brandon Crespo

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After a long weekend of competing, Team EnVyUs have dominated the Call of Duty World League Championship and are the winners.

Call of Duty is one of the most popular video games out in the market and with the eSports scene constantly growing, players from around the globe have the opportunity to test their skills. For the last year, with Call of Duty: Black Ops III, some of the best players in the world have been grinding and doing their best for this very moment: the Call of Duty World League Championship at COD XP 2016.

32 teams from various places around the world, such as North America and Europe, have made their way to The Forum in Inglewood, California.

One of the favorites to win the entire tournament was North American Call of Duty World League season two winners, Team EnVyUs. After going on an insane run and beating top teams like OpTic Gaming and FaZe, they didn’t lose the entire tournament and made their way to the grand finals.

European powerhouses Splyce were the favorites when it comes to all the European teams and they have made quite the run. Looking very dominant throughout the tournament, they happened to lose and make a losers bracket run. After sweeping Team eLevate in the losers bracket finals, they made their way to the grand finals against Team EnVyUs.

In a best of five series, after a strong comeback on Hardpoint/ Fringe, they took game one over Team EnVyUs, but it didn’t take long for EnVyUs to come back in the next couple of matches. In the next map, EnVyUs took the Search & Destroy on Stronghold six rounds to two. They then beat them on Uplink 13-10 on Evac and closed it out on Capture The Flag on Breach.

Consisting of JKap, John, Apathy and Slasher, they have been grinding all year for this moment. Playing in the biggest event of their lives, they rose to the occasion and have done it.

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Team EnVyUs has won the grand prize of $800,000, which is the biggest prize pool in Call of Duty history, and are now considered the best team in the world.