With the Call of Duty Championship just over three weeks away, 26 of the best European Teams fought to get their spot in the $1 Million Tournament.
With only 13 teams able to advance, one Best-of-5 was all that stood between them and Los Angeles, California.
The following teams advanced and have secured themselves a spot in the biggest tournament of the year.
– TCM Gaming
– Epsilon eSports
– Orbit.UK
– TEC.Intensity
– Vitality.Rises
– Vitality.Returns
– SK Gaming
– KillerFish eSports
– All Stars
– Reign Mix
– Sublime T1
– Ozone Giants
– Lightning Pandas
With their spots being secured, Championship Sunday was based around seeding and the chance to win 15,000 Euros as well as being crowned the European Champions.
This is a walk through of all matches that took place on Championship Sunday:
Round 1
Reign Mix vs Sublime
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Sublime 3-1
KillerFish vs All Stars
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All stars 3-1
Vitality.Rises vs Orbit.UK
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Vitality Rises 3-1
TEC.Intensity vs Vitality.Returns
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TEC.Intensity 3-1
Lightning Pandas vs Wizards
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Lightning Pandas 3-2
Round 2: Quarter Finals
Epsilon eSports vs Sublime
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Sublime forfeited due to player absence
All Stars vs Vitality.Rises
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Vitality.Rises 3-1
SK Gaming vs TEC.Intensity
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TEC.Intensity 3-1
TCM Gaming vs Lightning Pandas
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TCM Gaming 3-0
Round 3: Semi-Finals
Epsilon eSports vs Vitality.Rises
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Epsilon eSports 3-2
TCM Gaming vs TEC.Intensity
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TCM Gaming 3-0
FINALS
Epsilon eSports vs TCM Gaming
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– Domination Sovereign – TCM
– Search and Destroy Freight – TCM
– Blitz Warhawk – Epsilon
– Domination Strikezone – TCM
TCM Gaming defeated Epsilon eSports 3-1 in the Grand Finals of the European Championship to secure themselves 15,000 Euros, four trophies and the accomplishment of being the 2014 Call of Duty European Champions.
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