Despite the controversy around their qualification event, the South African team heading to the Call of Duty Championship 2014 has been confirmed by Activision to be Team RiZE.
32 teams from around the world will be battling for the $1-million prize pool in the 2014 Call of Duty Championship, presented by Xbox, in partnership with Major League Gaming, which takes place in Los Angeles from 28 – 30 March.
The 32 teams competing in the 2014 Call of Duty Championships are finalised. Here they are listed under the country they will be representing:
South Africa
- Team Rize ZA
United States
- Strictly Business
- CompLexity
- Team Kaliber
- FaZe
- EnVyUs
- Rise
- OpTic Gaming
- XFinity Gaming
Canada
- VexX Revenge
- WiLD Gaming
Brazil
- Brazil 5 Stars
- SSOF Gaming
Rest of North/South America
- Aztek Gaming (Mexico)
UK/Ireland
- TCM Gaming
- Epsilon Esports
- TEC Intensity
- Team Orbit
France
- Vitality Rises
- Vitality Returns
Germany
- Killerfish
- SK Gaming
Nordic
- Reign Mix (Sweden)
Benelux
- AllStars (Netherlands)
Spain
- Wizards
Italy
- Sublime
Rest of Europe
- Lightning Pandas
United Arab Emirates
- Klarity Team
South Korea
- Nsp
Hong Kong/Taiwan/Singapore
- Echelon (Singapore)
Australia/New Zealand
- Trident T1dotters
- Immunity
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Hope Team Rize don’t play Britain, then when the server is on our turn it will actually help the British with lag and work against SA players. Pathetic.