With only two weeks left in the Call of Duty World League Pro Division, presented by PlayStation 4, the fight to stay in the Top 8 is starting to heat up. The Stage 2 Finals will take place from July 14-17, and every team wants a chance to compete for the championship title.
DAY 1
The first match of Week 10 was compLexity vs. 100 Thieves. 100T had a strong showing, starting off strong with a 2-0 lead, but it soon fell apart. compLexity soared back in and completed a reverse sweep to win 3-2.
A 1v3 clutch from @RickyStacy! #CWLPS4https://t.co/zgroz6AnF3
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 21, 2016
In the next match of the night, Cloud9 continued to impress as they took down eLevate with a 3-1 win.
. @Cloud9 wins Uplink 8-7! They now lead the series 2-1 vs. @eLevateGG. #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/Uklu5DrbtY
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 22, 2016
Our next match on Day 1 saw FaZe Clan go up against Team EnVyUs. While EnVyUs were able to win the Search and Destroy, FaZe won all the respawn modes, which lead to their 3-1 series victory.
. @FaZeClan wins Uplink 9-6 to take a 2-1 series lead vs. @TeamEnVyUs...here's @Attach's incredible Man-O-War play:https://t.co/4O0Bv9S0fS
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 22, 2016
In the final match of Day 1, Dream Team took on a struggling Rise Nation. This was an impressive series from DT as they completed a 3-0 upset win over Rise.
DAY 2
Day 2 of Week 10 started off with EnVyUs going up against DT. Although DT were able to win S&D, EnVyUs dominated the Hardpoint, Uplink, and CTF to win the series 3-1.
. @EnVy_Apathy gets 3 flag capture in one life! #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/3orvjXqpg5
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 22, 2016
The second match of Day 2 was Rise vs. 100T. Surprisingly, the Hardpoint and S&D matches were extremely close, but ended in Rise’s favor. 100T collapsed on Uplink, losing 1-16 and Rise won the series 3-0.
What. An. Ending. @TheRiseNation wins Game 1 250-248 vs. @100Thieves! pic.twitter.com/aRZYKV01iP
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 22, 2016
Next up, OpTic Gaming vs. Cloud9. The S&D match in this series saw OpTic comeback from behind at 3-5. This series went to a Game 4 CTF, where OpTic were able to close it out 1-0 to win the series 3-1.
And @OpTicGaming wins Game 2 in Round 11! They now lead the series 2-0 vs. @Cloud9. #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/eEpywMaTmf
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 23, 2016
An upset ended the night on Day 2. H2K, finally seeming to rebound after a sluggish performance, went all the way to a Game 5 vs. FaZe. H2K were able to win Game 5 and take the series 3-2.
DAY 3
This week, we had two matches of the week. H2K went up against Luminosity and OpTic went head to head against eLevate.
Luminosity dominated in Hardpoint Game 1 250-117, with big plays from StuDy, but the tides turned foor H2K in S&D. The series went all the way to a Game 5, where H2K were able to close it out and win 3-2. With this loss, Luminosity falls all the way to 10th place in the standings.
1v2 win from @H2KFears! #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/cUQi8xUYM8
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 24, 2016
The second match of the week started off with OpTic dominating in Hardpoint against eLevate, winning 250-78.
Four kills with the dart! @OpTic_DKarma #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/yzn5POTFvi
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 24, 2016
OpTic continued their strong performance, lead by big plays from Crimsix, in Game 2 Search and Destroy with a 6-4 win. The series ended in Game 3 Uplink where OpTic won 11-3 and took the series 3-0.
3 kills in a row. @OpTic_Crimsix #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/h8fs4vymiU
— ESL Call of Duty (@ESLCoD) June 24, 2016
The off-stream match for Week 10 was Team SoloMid vs. compLexity. This series went all the way to a Game 5, where compLexity secured the win. A VOD will be available on the Call of Duty YouTube channel soon.
STANDINGS
COMING UP
The Call of Duty World League Pro Division action returns on Monday, June 27 at 3:30PM PDT/6:30PM EDT live here. Be sure to follow ESL Call of Duty on Twitter and Facebook for the latest #CWLPS4 news!