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At the first LAN event of the year, Apox played on [[3sUP]] with former teammates [[CaLiFa]] and [[Baker]], as well as the veteran player [[Lawless]]. [[3sUP]] placed top 24 at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Las Vegas Open| CWL Las Vegas Open]], falling short of making it to pool play. Lawless left and the team went through a few players placing top 32 consistently in five 2Ks in a row before landing on [[Pandur]] as their fourth ahead of the next LAN event. At the [[CWL/2017 Season/Atlanta Open| CWL Atlanta Open]], [[3sUP]] placed alongside their online performances with a top 32 placement. Pandur was then poached by [[Luminosity Gaming]] ahead of the [[CWL/2017 Season/Paris Open| CWL Paris Open]] to replace on of Luminosity's players who couldn't get a visa. This left [[3sUP]] scrambling for a fourth, so they picked up the German AM player, [[ShuKz]], as a temporary substitute. The team only managed a top 36 placement, but considering they were playing with a sub with little practice time, it was not too poor. [[CaLiFa]], [[Baker]], and Apox decided to stick together and played with [[Miyagi]] as their fourth at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Dallas Open| CWL Dallas Open]], but [[3sUP]] only placed top 40, which was their worst performance of the year. The team then split and Apox bounced around several different rosters before landing on [[Ghost Gaming]] with [[Miyagi]], [[Legal]], and [[Chino]]. This had Apox playing with a higher esteemed NA AM players and he saw improvements with a top 28 at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Anaheim Open| CWL Anaheim Open]], just failing to make it out of the open bracket. Apox then found himself once again bouncing around on different teams landing on [[Amity Esports]] with [[Sender]], [[Diabolic]], and [[Pemby]]. [[Amity Esports]] fell short of qualifying for CWL Champs at the [[CWL/2017 Season/North America/Last Chance Qualifier| CWL NA LCQ]] losing to [[Str8 Rippin]] and Apox's former org [[3sUP]] in two, close game five series.
 
At the first LAN event of the year, Apox played on [[3sUP]] with former teammates [[CaLiFa]] and [[Baker]], as well as the veteran player [[Lawless]]. [[3sUP]] placed top 24 at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Las Vegas Open| CWL Las Vegas Open]], falling short of making it to pool play. Lawless left and the team went through a few players placing top 32 consistently in five 2Ks in a row before landing on [[Pandur]] as their fourth ahead of the next LAN event. At the [[CWL/2017 Season/Atlanta Open| CWL Atlanta Open]], [[3sUP]] placed alongside their online performances with a top 32 placement. Pandur was then poached by [[Luminosity Gaming]] ahead of the [[CWL/2017 Season/Paris Open| CWL Paris Open]] to replace on of Luminosity's players who couldn't get a visa. This left [[3sUP]] scrambling for a fourth, so they picked up the German AM player, [[ShuKz]], as a temporary substitute. The team only managed a top 36 placement, but considering they were playing with a sub with little practice time, it was not too poor. [[CaLiFa]], [[Baker]], and Apox decided to stick together and played with [[Miyagi]] as their fourth at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Dallas Open| CWL Dallas Open]], but [[3sUP]] only placed top 40, which was their worst performance of the year. The team then split and Apox bounced around several different rosters before landing on [[Ghost Gaming]] with [[Miyagi]], [[Legal]], and [[Chino]]. This had Apox playing with a higher esteemed NA AM players and he saw improvements with a top 28 at the [[CWL/2017 Season/Anaheim Open| CWL Anaheim Open]], just failing to make it out of the open bracket. Apox then found himself once again bouncing around on different teams landing on [[Amity Esports]] with [[Sender]], [[Diabolic]], and [[Pemby]]. [[Amity Esports]] fell short of qualifying for CWL Champs at the [[CWL/2017 Season/North America/Last Chance Qualifier| CWL NA LCQ]] losing to [[Str8 Rippin]] and Apox's former org [[3sUP]] in two, close game five series.
 
=== World War II ===
  
=== World War II ===
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To start the year Apox bounced around a few rosters trying to find his place on a solid AM team and ended up on [[Zodiac]] alongside [[Jump]], [[PRPLXD]], and a former teammate in [[Baker]]. This team placed poorly at their fist event at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Dallas Open| CWL Dallas Open]] finishing top 48th. [[Zodiac]] then replaced PRPLX with [[Tisch]] and began to improve in online 2ks, but still placed poorly at the [[CWL/2018 Season/New Orleans Open| CWL Orleans Open]] only finishing top 64. Luckily for Apox, veteran player [[Spacely]] and [[LlamaGod]] were dropped from [[Ghost Gaming]], and picked up Apox and [[Baker]] to team on Spacely's org, [[JuKeD]]. This had Apox playing with a higher pedigree of AM players and [[JuKeD]]. However, the results wren't great for the squad as under the org [[PURE Gaming]], they only placed top 40 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Atlanta Open| CWL Atlanta Open]] and a poor top 6 in the first two stages of the CWL US National Circuit. Apox then left seeking better placements and joined [[Gone Gaming]] to team with [[Havok]], [[Blfire]], and [[Legal]]. [[Gone Gaming]] placed top 32 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Seattle Open| CWL Seattle Open]] and then split up. Apox then bounced around a bunch of different teams without too much success online. He formed a team with [[Hitman]], [[Johnny]], and [[DraMa]], and under the org [[Mentality Esports]] they placed top 40 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Anaheim Open| CWL Anaheim Open]]. Apox then again was looking for a new team, and he found one for the rest of the year with [[EZG eSports]] alongside [[Parzelion]], [[Atura]], and [[RobbieB3319]. [[EZG eSports]] started hot placing top 4 in an NA 2k, which was Apox's highest placement in a 2k that year. Then at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2018/Last Chance Qualifier| CWL Championship LCQ]] they managed to qualify for CWL Champs after beating [[Team WaR]] in a heated series and beating the heavily favored [[Lightning Pandas]]. Their two wins were against higher ranked teams so they had hope entering champs, but at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2018| CWL Championship]] they were placed in a tough group and failed to win a map against [[Splyce]], [[eUnited]], and [[Team Sween]].
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To start the year Apox bounced around a few rosters trying to find his place on a solid AM team and ended up on [[Zodiac]] alongside [[Jump]], [[PRPLXD]], and a former teammate in [[Baker]]. This team placed poorly at their fist event at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Dallas Open| CWL Dallas Open]] finishing top 48th. [[Zodiac]] then replaced PRPLX with [[Tisch]] and began to improve in online 2ks, but still placed poorly at the [[CWL/2018 Season/New Orleans Open| CWL Orleans Open]] only finishing top 64. Luckily for Apox, veteran player [[Spacely]] and [[LlamaGod]] were dropped from [[Ghost Gaming]], and picked up Apox and [[Baker]] to team on Spacely's org, [[JuKeD]]. This had Apox playing with a higher pedigree of AM players and [[JuKeD]]. However, the results wren't great for the squad as under the org [[PURE Gaming]], they only placed top 40 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Atlanta Open| CWL Atlanta Open]] and a poor top 6 in the first two stages of the CWL US National Circuit. Apox then left seeking better placements and joined [[Gone Gaming]] to team with [[Havok]], [[Blfire]], and [[Legal]]. [[Gone Gaming]] placed top 32 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Seattle Open| CWL Seattle Open]] and then split up. Apox then bounced around a bunch of different teams without too much success online. He formed a team with [[Hitman]], [[Johnny]], and [[DraMa]], and under the org [[Mentality Esports]] they placed top 40 at the [[CWL/2018 Season/Anaheim Open| CWL Anaheim Open]]. Apox then again was looking for a new team, and he found one for the rest of the year with [[EZG eSports]] alongside [[Parzelion]], [[Atura]], and [[RobbieB3319]]. [[EZG eSports]] started hot placing top 4 in an NA 2k, which was Apox's highest placement in a 2k that year. Then at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2018/Last Chance Qualifier| CWL Championship LCQ]] they managed to qualify for CWL Champs after beating [[Team WaR]] in a heated series and beating the heavily favored [[Lightning Pandas]]. Their two wins were against higher ranked teams so they had hope entering champs, but at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2018| CWL Championship]] they were placed in a tough group and failed to win a map against [[Splyce]], [[eUnited]], and [[Team Sween]].
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=== Black Ops 4 ===
  
=== Black Ops 4 ===
 
Apox started the year playing on several AM teams before landing on a squad of SnD stars with [[TeddyRecks]], [[Ramby]], [[Super]], and [[Zaptius]]. This team joined [[Mazer Gaming]] and at the [[CWL/2019 Season/Las Vegas Open| CWL Las Vegas Open]] they managed to make it through the open bracket and straight into pools. In pools they managed to shake the pool up beating [[Team Envy]] in a game 5, but ended up losing straight away in the losers bracket finishing top 20. This placement was good enough to qualify for the [[CWL/2019 Season/Pro League/Qualifier| CWL Pro League Qualifier]], where under the org [[Project 18]], they failed to qualify for the Pro League after finishing in the bottom two of their pool. Apox then left and joined [[InControl Gaming]] to play with [[Hollow]], [[Cells]], [[Stamino]], and [[Vivid]]. This team had a few solid online placements and managed a decent top 6 placement at the [[CWL/2019 Season/Fort Worth/Open| CWL Fort Worth Open]] after a long loser bracket run. Apox then joined [[Reanimated Gaming]] to team with [[Elusoryy]], [[Pentagrxm]], [[Reedr]], and [[AHTracT]]. The team flew over to compete in the [[CWL/2019 Season/London/Open| CWL London Openn]], but [[Reedr]] had visa complications and was replaced with a French AM player, [[Staan]] as a temporary substitute. For the second time in his career, Apox had to team with a European AM player and this time it didn't seem to hinder them too much as they placed top 6 after another long loser bracket run losing to [[Vodafone Giants]] in a close game 5 series. To end the year Apox found himself on [[Mazer Gaming]] teaming with other top NA AM players in [[JetLi]], [[Mosh]], [[Spacely]], and [[Parzelion]]. [[Mazer Gaming]] had three former pro league players on it so once it formed it was seen was one of the best NA AM teams. They were able to support that claim finishing third in the [[CWL/2019 Season/Amateur Finals| CWL Amateur Finals]] losing only to the two top EU AM teams. Despite seeming like one of the top AM teams, [[Mazer Gaming]] was unable to make it out of the bracket at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2019| CWL Championship]] losing to [[Faze Clan]] and another EU team, [[Units]]. This was the second straight year Apox made it champs despite not being able to find a consistent roster to play with.
  
Apox started the year playing on several AM teams before landing on a squad of SnD stars with [[TeddyRecks]], [[Ramby]], [[Super]], and [[Zaptius]]. This team joined [[Mazer Gaming]] and at the [[CWL/2019 Season/Las Vegas Open| CWL Las Vegas Open]] they managed to make it through the open bracket and straight into pools. In pools they managed to shake the pool up beating [[Team Envy]] in a game 5, but ended up losing straight away in the losers bracket finishing top 20. This placement was good enough to qualify for the [[CWL/2019 Season/Pro League/Qualifier| CWL Pro League Qualifier]], where under the org [[Project 18]], they failed to qualify for the Pro League after finishing in the bottom two of their pool. Apox then left and joined [[InControl Gaming]] to play with [[Hollow]], [[Cells]], [[Stamino]], and [[Vivid]]. This team had a few solid online placements and managed a decent top 6 placement at the [[CWL/2019 Season/Fort Worth/Open| CWL Fort Worth Open]] after a long loser bracket run. Apox then joined [[Reanimated Gaming]] to team with [[Elusoryy]], [[Pentagrxm]], [[Reedr]], and [[AHTracT]]. The team flew over to compete in the [[CWL/2019 Season/London/Open| CWL London Openn]], but [[Reedr]] had visa complications and was replaced with a French AM player, [[Staan]] as a temporary substitute. For the second time in his career, Apox had to team with a European AM player and this time it didn't seem to hinder them too much as they placed top 6 after another long loser bracket run losing to [[Vodafone Giants]] in a close game 5 series. To end the year Apox found himself on [[Mazer Gaming]] teaming with other top NA AM players in [[JetLi]], [[Mosh]], [[Spacely]], and [[Parzelion]]. [[Mazer Gaming]] had three former pro league players on it so once it formed it was seen was one of the best NA AM teams. They were able to support that claim finishing third in the [[CWL/2019 Season/Amateur Finals| CWL Amateur Finals]] losing only to the two top EU AM teams. Despite seeming like one of the top AM teams, [[Mazer Gaming]] was unable to make it out of the bracket at the [[Call of Duty World League Championship 2019| CWL Championship]] losing to [[Faze Clan]] and another EU team, [[Units]]. This was the second straight year Apox made it champs despite not being able to find a consistent roster to play with.

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NameMichael Williams
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Team History
??? ???? - ??? 2016 ⁠EZG eSportslogo std⁠EZG eSports
??? 2016 - ??? 2016 ⁠Orbit eSport NAlogo std⁠Orbit eSport
Apr 2016 - Jul 2016 ⁠Most Wantedlogo std⁠Most Wanted
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May 2017 - Jun 2017 ⁠Ghost Gaminglogo std⁠Ghost Gaming
Jul 2017 - Aug 2017 ⁠Amity Esportslogo std⁠Amity Esports
Oct 2017 - Nov 2017 ⁠Iceberg Esportslogo std⁠Iceberg Esports
Nov 2017 - Nov 2017 ⁠Beyond Realitylogo std⁠Beyond Reality
Nov 2017 - Jan 2018 ⁠Zodiaclogo std⁠Zodiac
Jan 2018 - Mar 2018 ⁠JuKeDlogo std⁠JuKeD
Mar 2018 - Mar 2018 ⁠PURE Gaminglogo std⁠PURE Gaming
Apr 2018 - Apr 2018 ⁠Gone Gaminglogo std⁠Gone Gaming
Jun 2018 - Jul 2018 ⁠Mentality Esportslogo std⁠Mentality Esports
Jul 2018 - Sep 2018 ⁠EZG eSportslogo std⁠EZG eSports
Dec 2018 - Dec 2018 ⁠Mazer Gaminglogo std⁠Mazer Gaming
Jan 2019 - Jan 2019 ⁠Project 18logo std⁠Project 18
Mar 2019 - Mar 2019 ⁠InControl Gaminglogo std⁠InControl Gaming
Apr 2019 - May 2019 ⁠Reanimated Gaminglogo std⁠Reanimated Gaming
Jul 2019 - Aug 2019 ⁠Mazer Gaminglogo std⁠Mazer Gaming
Feb 2020 - Apr 2020 ⁠Encrypted Gaminglogo std⁠Encrypted Gaming

Michael "Apox" Williams is a Call of Duty esports player, previously a player for Encrypted Gaming.

Biography[]

Black Ops 3[]

Apox came into the NA amateur scene in Black Ops 3 playing on EZG eSports with Stumpfy, Atura, and Paranoia. This team failed to qualify for the CWL Pro League and replaced Stumpfy for Mayhem. EZG eSports then placed top 16 at their first LAN together in the UMG South Carolina Open Bracket. Apox then joined Orbit eSport to team with Baker, CaLiFa, and Aries, but the squad did not see much success online. Apox then teamed up with former teammate Mayhem on Most Wanted alongside Hate and DraMa. This team finished top 24 at the MLG Anaheim Open, just failing to make it out of the open bracket.

Infinite Warfare[]

At the first LAN event of the year, Apox played on 3sUP with former teammates CaLiFa and Baker, as well as the veteran player Lawless. 3sUP placed top 24 at the CWL Las Vegas Open, falling short of making it to pool play. Lawless left and the team went through a few players placing top 32 consistently in five 2Ks in a row before landing on Pandur as their fourth ahead of the next LAN event. At the CWL Atlanta Open, 3sUP placed alongside their online performances with a top 32 placement. Pandur was then poached by Luminosity Gaming ahead of the CWL Paris Open to replace on of Luminosity's players who couldn't get a visa. This left 3sUP scrambling for a fourth, so they picked up the German AM player, ShuKz, as a temporary substitute. The team only managed a top 36 placement, but considering they were playing with a sub with little practice time, it was not too poor. CaLiFa, Baker, and Apox decided to stick together and played with Miyagi as their fourth at the CWL Dallas Open, but 3sUP only placed top 40, which was their worst performance of the year. The team then split and Apox bounced around several different rosters before landing on Ghost Gaming with Miyagi, Legal, and Chino. This had Apox playing with a higher esteemed NA AM players and he saw improvements with a top 28 at the CWL Anaheim Open, just failing to make it out of the open bracket. Apox then found himself once again bouncing around on different teams landing on Amity Esports with Sender, Diabolic, and Pemby. Amity Esports fell short of qualifying for CWL Champs at the CWL NA LCQ losing to Str8 Rippin and Apox's former org 3sUP in two, close game five series.

World War II[]

To start the year Apox bounced around a few rosters trying to find his place on a solid AM team and ended up on Zodiac alongside Jump, PRPLXD, and a former teammate in Baker. This team placed poorly at their fist event at the CWL Dallas Open finishing top 48th. Zodiac then replaced PRPLX with Tisch and began to improve in online 2ks, but still placed poorly at the CWL Orleans Open only finishing top 64. Luckily for Apox, veteran player Spacely and LlamaGod were dropped from Ghost Gaming, and picked up Apox and Baker to team on Spacely's org, JuKeD. This had Apox playing with a higher pedigree of AM players and JuKeD. However, the results wren't great for the squad as under the org PURE Gaming, they only placed top 40 at the CWL Atlanta Open and a poor top 6 in the first two stages of the CWL US National Circuit. Apox then left seeking better placements and joined Gone Gaming to team with Havok, Blfire, and Legal. Gone Gaming placed top 32 at the CWL Seattle Open and then split up. Apox then bounced around a bunch of different teams without too much success online. He formed a team with Hitman, Johnny, and DraMa, and under the org Mentality Esports they placed top 40 at the CWL Anaheim Open. Apox then again was looking for a new team, and he found one for the rest of the year with EZG eSports alongside Parzelion, Atura, and RobbieB3319. EZG eSports started hot placing top 4 in an NA 2k, which was Apox's highest placement in a 2k that year. Then at the CWL Championship LCQ they managed to qualify for CWL Champs after beating Team WaR in a heated series and beating the heavily favored Lightning Pandas. Their two wins were against higher ranked teams so they had hope entering champs, but at the CWL Championship they were placed in a tough group and failed to win a map against Splyce, eUnited, and Team Sween.

Black Ops 4[]

Apox started the year playing on several AM teams before landing on a squad of SnD stars with TeddyRecks, Ramby, Super, and Zaptius. This team joined Mazer Gaming and at the CWL Las Vegas Open they managed to make it through the open bracket and straight into pools. In pools they managed to shake the pool up beating Team Envy in a game 5, but ended up losing straight away in the losers bracket finishing top 20. This placement was good enough to qualify for the CWL Pro League Qualifier, where under the org Project 18, they failed to qualify for the Pro League after finishing in the bottom two of their pool. Apox then left and joined InControl Gaming to play with Hollow, Cells, Stamino, and Vivid. This team had a few solid online placements and managed a decent top 6 placement at the CWL Fort Worth Open after a long loser bracket run. Apox then joined Reanimated Gaming to team with Elusoryy, Pentagrxm, Reedr, and AHTracT. The team flew over to compete in the CWL London Openn, but Reedr had visa complications and was replaced with a French AM player, Staan as a temporary substitute. For the second time in his career, Apox had to team with a European AM player and this time it didn't seem to hinder them too much as they placed top 6 after another long loser bracket run losing to Vodafone Giants in a close game 5 series. To end the year Apox found himself on Mazer Gaming teaming with other top NA AM players in JetLi, Mosh, Spacely, and Parzelion. Mazer Gaming had three former pro league players on it so once it formed it was seen was one of the best NA AM teams. They were able to support that claim finishing third in the CWL Amateur Finals losing only to the two top EU AM teams. Despite seeming like one of the top AM teams, Mazer Gaming was unable to make it out of the bracket at the CWL Championship losing to Faze Clan and another EU team, Units. This was the second straight year Apox made it champs despite not being able to find a consistent roster to play with.

Modern Warfare[]

Apox opened the year playing with Charullz and a bunch of former teammates in RobbieB3319, Cells, and Hollow. This team wasn't placing too well in online tournaments, but did manage a top 4 placement in the online Subliners New York Open, losing only to a pick up team with pro players. Then Apox once again bounced around rosters and did not have a consistent team throughout the preseason era until landing on a team with ProFeeZy, Goonjar, ColeChan, and Believe. This mixture of veteran NA AM players placed top 8 in the CDC Launch Weekend Open losing to the two top EU AM teams. After that decent placement, Apox joined Encrypted Gaming. Encrypted Gaming went through several different rosters before landing on FA5TBALLA, ProFeeZy, Believe, and Stamino, and this team placed top 8 again in the CDC Atlanta Open. Apox and ProFeeZy stuck together on Encrypted Gaming and picked up Spacely, Prolute, and Xotic. This squad placed third in the CDC Los Angeles Open, which was Apox's highest placement of the title. However, the team split and Apox once again found himself jumping rosters unable to get past top 8 in the online CDC tournaments. He did flex his SnD prowess winning a 4v4 SnD tournament playing with pro league players in MajorManiak, Envoy, and Maux. He then found a roster with MRuiz, Perform, Prolute, and Apexcitys that placed fourth in the NA CDC Cup 3 after beating UYU in bracket play, but dropping to losers and beating Carnage Esports in a game 5 series only to lose to UYU in a rematch. This was Apox's best online placement in CDC tournaments, but the squad followed that up with only a top 16 placement in the next one losing to Carnage Gaming before qualifying for bracket play.

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Orbit's Tweet twitter.com
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Most Wanted's Tweet twitter.com
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Most Wanted's Tweet twitter.com
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 SetToDestroyX's Tweet twitter.com
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 3sUP MLG Vegas roster twitter.com
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 XVeSports's Tweet about MLG Dallas roster 2 twitter.com
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 XVeSports's Tweet about MLG Dallas roster twitter.com
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Welcome the new Call of Duty roster! twitter.com
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Original Team Returns twitter.com
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 New WWII Roster For 2017! twitter.com
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 We have decided to release our Call Of Duty roster. We wish Baker, Jump, and Apox the best of luck. We will be actively seeking another roster. Thank you twitter.com
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 We would like to announce that our roster for CWL Dallas and all future events will now consist of @BrettJump, @FarmerBaker870, @PRPLXDD, and @MikeApox! twitter.com
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Please join us in welcoming our new Call of Duty team: @Spacely, @FarmerBaker870, @LlamaGod & @MikeApox! We’re glad to have you with us guys! twitter.com
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Playing the national circuit with Llama, Apox and Baker twitter.com
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Spacely's Tweet twitter.com
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Please join us in welcoming our new Call of Duty team: @Spacely, @FarmerBaker870, @LlamaGod & @MikeApox! We’re glad to have you with us guys! twitter.com
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Free Agent for the LCQ twitter.com
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Presenting: Mentality Call Of Duty! mntesports.com
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 F/A for BO4. Run flex. 30k points for the first 2k. it’s duffyszn bang my line twitter.com
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 We are proud to announce the official CoD roster representing EZG for the LCQ and Champs twitter.com
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 21.2 Teddy RecKs Tweet twitter.com
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 Mazer Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Apox's Tweet twitter.com
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 InControl Gaming's tweet twitter.com
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 25.2 Staan's Tweet twitter.com
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 Apox's Tweet twitte.com
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 Reanimated Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Apox's Tweet twitter.com
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 Mazer Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 Encrypted Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 Rebel Esport's GB Team gamebattles.com
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 Rebel's GameBattles Team twitter.com
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 33.2 Unjustified's Tweet twitter.com
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 Unjustified's Tweet twitter.com
  35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 Apox's Tweet twitter.com
  36. ↑ 36.0 36.1 36.2 Apox's Tweet twitter.com
  37. ↑ 37.0 37.1 37.2 TTinyy's Tweet twitter.com
  38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 Cruelty's Tweet twitter.com
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 39.2 Strike X's Tweet twitter.com
  40. ↑ 40.0 40.1 40.2 The Greatest Ever's Tweet twitter.com
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 Convoy Gaming's Tweet twitter.com
  42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 42.2 The Greatest Ever's Tweet twitter.com
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 43.2 The Greatest Ever's Tweet twitter.com
  44. ↑ Apox's Tweet about leaving 3sUP twitter.com
  45. ↑ Apox's Tweet twitter.com
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