Kaysan’s COD LAN Proves Warzone Players Can’t Hang With CDL Pros

As a seasoned gamer with decades of gaming under my belt, I must say that last night’s Kaysan’s 2v2 LAN Showdown was quite the spectacle! I’ve been following the CDL and Warzone scenes for years now, and I have to admit, I was rooting for the Warzone pros. After all, they had been boasting about their skills in recent weeks, even claiming superiority over the CDL pros.

Last night, Kaysan’s 2v2 LAN Showdown took place, showcasing a variety of Call of Duty and Warzone experts. Among them were HyDra, Scrap, Shotzzy, Simp, aBeZy, and Drazah from the CDL, as well as Warzone’s Hisoka and Shifty. In recent times, these Warzone professionals have expressed their belief that they outperform the CDL pros in numerous aspects.

This tournament proved them very wrong.

Down in LA

In Los Angeles, seven Call of Duty esports world champions (including Scrap) showed up to demonstrate that Warzone experts can’t compete with the top-tier players in the Call of Duty League. During the initial round, Hisoka and Shifty managed to win only one map against Scrap and HyDra, eventually being moved to the lower bracket.

After that, they encountered Simp and aBeZy, who were known as ‘Tiny Terrors’. Unfortunately, they couldn’t capture the map, leading to their compulsory exit from the competition.

As the rest of the competition progressed, Simp and aBeZy eliminated Drazah and Shotzzy, but ultimately lost to Scrap and HyDra in the championship round. This dynamic duo has recently joined forces after being recruited by the LA Thieves as part of a top-tier team destined to rule the CDL next season.

Even at this early stage, Scrap and HyDra’s energy and chemistry were nothing short of flawless.

Here are the winning moments, courtesy of Breaking Point:

LAT wins the 2v2 Kaysan Tournament
Looking forward to more Scrap and Hydra in the future 🔥
— Breaking Point (@GGBreakingPoint) September 29, 2024

Over the past few weeks, numerous professional Call of Duty: Warzone players have been vocal about the CDL, highlighting the significant difference in skill level between them. More recently, both players known as Hisoka and Shifty claimed victory at both the World Series of Warzone and the Esports World Cup. However, they faced humbling defeats at the hands of the very professionals they had criticized.

As a dedicated gamer, I’ve noticed that the fast-paced battle royale in Warzone and the traditional multiplayer modes in Call of Duty have their unique styles, strategies, and mechanics. However, it’s the pros who compete in the CDL (Call of Duty League) who consistently make the lists of the greatest CoD players. There’s a reason for that!

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