The Call of Duty Championships took place March 27-29, 2015 and we were on site at LA Live in Los Angeles for all the action.
A few highlights from Day 2 – Saturday can be found in our photo gallery below which saw OpTic Gaming eliminated from the competition and placing 7th.
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- Matt “NaDeSHoT” Haag reacts after OpTic Gaming fell to FaZe Red, ending their run at the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Patrick “ACHES” Price was all smiles after knocking OpTic Gaming out of the 2015 Call of Duty Champpionship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Ian “Enable” Wyatt helped his team get past OpTic Gaming in a loser brakcet match on 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- The main stage was filled as OpTic Gaming and FaZe Red went at it in the loser’s bracket of the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Matthew “Formal” Piper gets focused at the start of OpTic Gaming’s loser bracket match against FaZe Red. OpTic finished 7th overall. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Raymon “Rambo” Lussier (center) sat in the audience during the OpTic Gaming vs. FaZe Red loser bracket match in the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Danny “Loony” Laza and the rest of Team Kaliber finished 8th overall in the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Ian “Crimsix” Porter during one of OpTic Gaming’s loser brakcet matches. OpTic finished 7th overall. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Seth “Scumpii” Abnery calls out to his teammates during one of OpTic Gaming’s loser bracket matches of the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. OpTic finished 7th overall. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Richard “Ricky” Stacy was calm after his team, Prophecy, fell to the losers bracket in the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. Prophect placed 4th overall. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Marcus “MBoZe” Blanks placed in the fourth seed alongside his team, Prophecy during the 2015 Call of Duty Championships. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
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- Joe “Merk” Deluca and the rest of Team EnVyUs finished in the 9-12 seed of the 2015 Call of Duty Championship. (Trevor Stamp / MonsterVine)
Photo credit: Trevor Stamp
