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NAMELESS won’t be competing for the rest of Call of Duty: WWII

He's moving into full-time content creation—at least, for now.
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One of the longest tenured Call of Duty players has decided to hang up his controller for the rest of the WWII season.

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Anthony “NAMELESS” Wheeler revealed in a heartfelt TwitLonger that he won’t be competing in the last few WWII tournaments.

In the announcement, NAMELESS talked about how competitive Call of Duty has been a part of his life for the last 12 years. After being dropped from Evil Geniuses in early April, NAMELESS attended the Call of Duty World League Seattle Open as an analyst—and this likely played a role in his decision to stop competing at this time.

“This last month, I’ve had a lot of time to reflect and think about my future and place in esports,” NAMELESS said in the post. “I love this community. I won’t be going anywhere, however, I am not going to be competing for the remainder of this game.”

NAMELESS didn’t rule out the possibility of competing again when Black Ops 4 is released this October, however. But he did discuss how difficult it would be for him to find a professional team and players to compete with for the remainder of the WWII season.

“This sucks because I feel like I am capable to compete at the top level and have shown that this year,” NAMELESS said. “However, in my position, it would be extremely difficult to rise back to the top.”

Related: NAMELESS’ new podcast is exactly what the competitive Call of Duty community needs

Before thanking all of his supporters, the veteran mentioned that “this was the hardest decision of my entire life.” But NAMELESS still has plans for the competitive Call of Duty community.

NAMELESS recently started a podcast called The CoDCast, which has seen incredible success in its first few episodes. The show features NAMELESS live on Twitch talking about the competitive Call of Duty scene with fellow professional players.

For now, NAMELESS told his fans that “my full time career will be content creation, so check out my streams if you haven’t.”


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Justin Binkowski
Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.