Lqgend Has Officially Joined Vancouver Surge in the Call of Duty League

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Lqgend, a recent champion in Halo esports – winning the 2024 Halo World Championship with Spacestation – is now joining the Call of Duty League. While some CDL players have switched from other games, it’s been a while since a Halo world champion competed at the highest level of Call of Duty esports.

Before Lqgend, Shotzzy, the star player for OpTic Texas, was a major competitor. He’s one of only two esports professionals ever to win world championships in two different games.

Will Lqgend be the third?

From Sci-fi to Sci-fi

With the Call of Duty League moving to Black Ops 7 in 2026 – a game that feels similar to Halo – now is a great time for Lqgend to join the league. He’s already shown he has what it takes, performing well in practice matches and during his streams.

The 22-year-old French Halo player quickly became well-known in the esports scene. Now that competitive Halo Infinite is winding down, he’s looking for his next big opportunity.

I’m super hyped for this year! I’m really thankful for the chance to compete and I can’t wait to team up with the guys. Let’s crush the competition! #DrownThemOut

— Lqgend (@Lqgend_) November 18, 2025

The new Surge team was revealed a few hours ago, and it’s made up of mostly young, up-and-coming players who are eager to prove themselves in the Call of Duty League this season.

Vancouver Surge had a very strong season last year, consistently performing well in tournaments. However, they weren’t able to secure a championship win, finishing in second place several times – most notably at the Call of Duty League Championship held in Canada, where they lost to the powerful OpTic Texas team.

What are your predictions for Lqgend in the Call of Duty League? Share your thoughts on the TopMob Discord server!

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2025-11-18 10:48