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The final placings for Stage 2 of the CWL Pro League

The best Call of Duty teams in the world have finished league play.
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Over the past several months, the top 16 Call of Duty teams in the world have competed against each other in hopes of becoming Stage Two champions. Today, a champion was crowned.

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Team Kaliber claimed victory at the Stage Two playoffs, defeating Rise Nation in the grand finals to secure the $200,000 grand prize and the league title. The teams matched up in three separate matches today, with Rise winning the bracket-resetting first grand finals series to force a decisive best-of-five series.

Related: Team Kaliber defeat Rise Nation to win the CWL Pro League Stage 2 Playoffs

Behind the strong slaying of Kenny Williams and Lamar “Accuracy” Abedi, Team Kaliber took down UNILAD, FaZe Clan, and Rise, the team many touted as the strongest in the world and a favorite to win next month’s $1.5 million Call of Duty World League Championship.

While the latter very well could still happen, it seems Team Kaliber may actually be the favorite now. And with less than three weeks to go to until the event, the momentum from this Stage Two triumph may just be exactly what Team Kaliber needed to make a world-title run.

Here are the final placings for the CWL Pro League Stage Two:

1) Team Kaliber – $212,500

2) Rise Nation – $132,500

3) Red Reserve – $92,500

4) eUnited – $52,500

5-6) FaZe Clan – $32,500

5-6) UNILAD – $32,500

7-8) Echo Fox – $22,500

7-8) OpTic Gaming – $22,500

9-10) Evil Geniuses – $12,500

9-10) Luminosity – $12,500

11-12) Team Envy – $12,500

11-12) compLexity Gaming – $12,500

13-14) Splyce – $12,500

13-14) Mindfreak – $12,500

15-16) Epsilon Esports – $12,500

15-16) Tainted Minds – $12,500


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Preston Byers
Dot Esports associate editor. Co-host of the Ego Chall Podcast. Since discovering esports through the 2013 Call of Duty Championship, Preston has pursued a career in esports and gaming. He graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2021.