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ReKTGlobal Reveal Their "Call Of Duty" London Team The Royal Ravens

Published Tue, 15 Oct 2019 16:40:40 -0500

by Gavin Sheehan

Last updated Tue, 15 Oct 2019 16:47:10 -0500

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ReKTGlobal introduced their official team for the upcoming Call Of Duty esports league as we'll be getting the London Royal Ravens. The company had to form a new city-based franchise based on the way the new league is being crafted and launched the new brand to keep its brand active in the league. According to the press released today, the team name stems from the legend of the Tower ravens. "It is said that the kingdom and the Tower of London will fall if the six resident ravens ever leave the fortress. There are seven ravens at the Tower today – the required six and one to spare. Charles II is thought to have been the first to insist that the ravens of the Tower be protected after he was warned that the crown and the Tower itself would fall if they left."

Here's some added details on the team and who will be coaching it.

ReKTGlobal Reveal Their "Call Of Duty" London Team The Royal Ravens — Credit: ReKTGlobal

Managed by Esports veteran Michael "ODEE" O'Dell and featuring a starting lineup of power players Wuskin, Skrapz, Dylan, Jurd, and Rated, the Royal Ravens are hungry, passionate, and scrappy and look forward to bringing the championship title back to the homeland.

Brad 'Wuskin' Marshall: One the best Assault Rifle players on the scene, Wuskin has proven to be an incredibly skilled AR player.

Matthew 'Skrapz' Marshall: Twin brother to Wuskin, Skrapz has proven himself against top opposition.

Dylan 'Dylan' Henderson: Reporting a breakout season in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Dylan is renowned as one of the best submachine gun players in the Call of Duty World League and continues to perform at the highest level of competitive Call of Duty.

Jordan "Jurd" Crowley: Bringing experience to the team, along with consistent individual performances that set him apart from other competitive esports players, Jurd is a household name among the Call of Duty community and has earned over $250,000 in prize money during his career.

Rhys 'Rated' Price: Competing professionally since 2013, Rated brings experience and strong in-game leadership to the Royal Ravens.