In a day full of big announcements, a group of Challenge Division players found themselves a new home. Kingdom eSports announced the signing of TuQuick, FA5TBALLA, Thing2, and Stamino to their Call of Duty roster.
A day before the Call of Duty World League came back, Nadeshot made a big announcement. In a YouTube video titled, "STARTING MY OWN TEAM!" he announced a brand new eSports organization, 100 Thieves.
Rostermania ahead of Stage 2 left the duo of Teepee and Aches without a team after they were dropped from Team EnVyUs. Throughout the first season, the players on Team EnVyUs had trouble getting along.
It is no secret that Team Kaliber has had a disappointing year. They qualified for the Call of Duty World League, but they have not done anything special since.
