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Call of Duty World League Continues This Weekend


Activision has announced new details for Call of Duty World League.



Call of Duty® World League action continues this weekend at CWL Anaheim. An annual event in the Call of Duty World League schedule, CWL Anaheim features the world’s best Call of Duty esports teams competing for the CWL Anaheim Cup. CWL Anaheim runs from June 14-16. Mainstage action begins at 2:00 PM PT on Friday. Check the official schedule online. Attend the competition, held at the Anaheim Convention Center, by registering for media credentials.

Three different teams have captured victory at each of the Call of Duty World League’s major events this season, making it one of the most competitive seasons in the league’s four-year history.

Can CWL London defending champions 100 Thieves win and go back-to-back? Will OpTic Gaming return claim the prize as they did at CWL Las Vegas? Is this the event that Luminosity shakes away its troubled CWL Pro League record to win it all and repeat their CWL Fort Worth victory? Waiting in the wings are eUnited, FaZe Clan, Gen.G and Team Heretics, all boasting winning records in the CWL Pro League regular season. Check out the season standings on the official CWL Blog.

Amateur teams also have their own event to compete in: the MTN DEW® AMP® GAME FUEL® Open Bracket, complete with a dedicated prize pool. Beyond the glory of winning, the amateur event is a platform for players to compete for a roster spot in the CWL Pro League. Can an amateur hopeful make a name for themselves ahead of the roster lock deadline?

Watch the event on MLG.com/CallofDuty and Twitch.tv/CallofDuty, as well as, in the live event viewer center within Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 exclusively on PlayStation4. Visit CallofDuty.com/esports and follow the Call of Duty World League on Twitter and Instagram for more information and the latest updates related to the CWL. For live broadcasts and Video on Demand, visit MLG.com/CallofDuty and YouTube.com/CODWorldLeague.

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