The Call of Duty League 2022: Pro-Am Classic is a mid-season event featuring a prize pool of $250,000. The event will feature all 12 Call of Duty League teams as well as the top four teams from the Minnesota Open event. It is one of the most exciting events of 2022 and we can’t wait for players to kick things off on May 5th, 2022.
Here are all of the teams participating in the upcoming event.
Group A
Atlanta FaZe
Seattle Surge
Strike X
Toronto Ultra
Team to Watch Out For: Atlanta FaZe
Despite losing in the grand final of the second major, Atlanta FaZe are still considered the best Call of Duty team in the world by many. They have been dominant throughout the season and are definitely the team to look out for in Group A.
Group B
Florida Mutineers
Minnesota ROKKR
OpTic Texas
Ultra Academy EU
Team to Watch Out For: OpTic Texas
OpTic Texas has been dominant throughout Major 1 and while the team has gone through rough patches, they are still one of the strongest forces of Call of Duty esports.
Group C
London Royal Ravens
Los Angeles Thieves
New York Subliners
Team WaR
Team to Watch Out For: London Royal Ravens
London Royal Ravens have been one of the most consistent teams this season. While the team did fall short of expectations in Major 2, they have put on consistent performances and are going to be a threat in Group C.
Group D
Boston Breach
Los Angeles Guerrillas
Paris Legion
Ultra Academy NA
Team to Watch Out For: Boston Breach
Boston Breach was one of the only consistent teams at the second major. The players put on commendable performances throughout the four weeks of the major but they were stopped by FaZe and LA Guerillas.
If you don’t already have a favorite team that you are rooting for in the upcoming event, here are our top picks who you can support:
Ultra Academy NA
Ultra Academy is the winner of the Minnesota Open event. The amateur team is going up against some of the best CDL teams for the first time. If you want to root for the underdogs and want to see an amateur team go up against the big boys, this is the team to root for.
Los Angeles Guerrillas
The LA Guerrillas wrote the comeback story for the ages after making its way from the loser’s round all the way to the grand final and winning against Atlanta FaZe. The Major 2 champions had a lot of close shave encounters in Major 2 and the Pro-Am event sets the perfect stage for the team to prove to the world that their Major 2 win was not an accident.
Atlanta FaZe
FaZe is currently the most dominant team in Call of Duty esports and is arguably the safest bet if you want to support a team at the upcoming event. The team won the 2021 playoffs and three majors last year, making FaZe one of the most successful teams out there right now.
The event will kick off on May 5th with the group stage and it will end with the grand finals on May 8th.
12 out of the 16 teams are from the Call of Duty League and four teams are from the Minnesota Open. Each group will feature three CDL teams along with one CDC team. The group stage will feature a round-robin format with two teams making it out of the groups for the single-elimination bracket playoffs for the quarter-finals, semis, and grand final.
The upcoming event will be broadcast exclusively on YouTube. Fans can check out the Livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/CODLeague
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