Day 9 Of The Call Of Duty World League ALL SCORES

Upsets make the game go ’round.  While Orbit are still untouched in the whole of the CWL, the so-called dream team in the EU, Millenium, fell to Infused.  Like OpTic in Week 3, the Millenium players seemed bemused with the loss, and seemingly have moved on to tomorrow’s match against exceL eSports.  TCM also struggled against Giants Gaming, losing 3-1 to the Spanish side.  In North America, OpTic Gaming quickly went down 2-0 to compLexity, but managed to bring the match back to 2-2.  They couldn’t manage to close out the final Search and Destroy map (losing 6-5), and lost the series 3-2.  The last time both OG and FaZe both lost on the same day was back in Week 3.  Today, FaZe battled long and hard with the new TSM squad but eventually stumbled to a 2-3 loss.

Welcome to the League, TSM.  The team formerly known as Team Question Mark and Rush eSports was certainly middling at best in the CoD World League, with well documented “team gelling” problems at the start of the season.  What a difference an organizations apparently makes!  Tonight, under the established TSM name, those same players worked as a team, put in terrific individual performances, and did not crumble under pressure.  TSM managed to pull off the 3-2 upset over a “fired up” FaZe Clan, who were still licking their wounds from last week’s decision to forfeit their match against compLexity due to a rules violation.

Losses from both OG and FaZe this week mean just one thing for tomorrow’s match between the two CoD juggernauts: