It was another eventful weekend in the Call of Duty League, with some unexpected results unfolding. As is tradition in the CDL, a series of matches played out, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. The New York Subliners, to the surprise of many, failed to secure a victory in their matchups against Seattle Surge and the Carolina Royal Ravens.
On a brighter note, OpTic Texas bounced back from their loss at Major II and dominated their games against Vegas Legion and Seattle Surge, securing a flawless 6-0 record. The weekend saw a shift in power dynamics, with Toronto Ultra faltering against Atlanta FaZe and the LA Thieves making significant progress up the standings.
Standing Clear
The reigning champions, NYSL, faced tough competition this weekend but couldn’t overcome Seattle Surge and the Carolina Royal Ravens. The Royal Ravens, seeking revenge after being eliminated by NYSL in Major II, delivered a decisive blow with a 6-1 victory in the final map. Gwinn of the Royal Ravens set a new CDL record with 112 kills in a single series.
Seattle Surge also showcased their strength against NYSL, showcasing a revamped roster that includes rookie players 04 and Breszy.
The Power Play
OpTic Texas stood out as the standout team of the weekend, securing a perfect record. Despite their setback at Major II, OpTic Texas displayed exceptional synergy and chemistry between players like Pred and Shotzzy. Their performance has been impressive, and there are high hopes for a championship win this season.
Atlanta FaZe delivered a stunning 3-0 victory over Toronto Ultra, establishing their dominance in the league. The win was a stark reminder of FaZe’s top-ranking position, having previously defeated other strong teams like OpTic Texas and Minnesota Rokkr.
All eyes are now on OpTic Texas and Atlanta FaZe as the Major III tournament approaches, with speculation about who will claim the top spot.
In a recent announcement, it was confirmed that OpTic Texas will host the CDL Champs 2024 in their home state.
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