Activision revealed this week that they will be bringing back the World Series Of Warzone for CallIOfDuty players to compete in. esports Warzone
\n Organizers will be throwing another massive tournament based on the battle royale version of the franchise, with a major cash prize on the line and a new open qualification path. All to see who truly are the best of the best at the game. Well, we should say who is the best on two specific continents. The WSOW will feature two online competitions as they will be holding them in North America and Europe, each of them featuring a $300k prize pool.
\nCredit: Activision\nThe Call of Duty World Series of Warzone presented by Prime Gaming returns in 2022, bringing you the biggest names in Warzone, massive cash prizing, and a new open qualification path to truly crown the best on Caldera. Grab your Trio and drop into WSOW to see if you have what it takes to battle it out for a share of $600K in prizing. Grab two teammates, sign up on Gamebattles, and drop into the playlist WSOW BR Trios on Warzone Pacific.
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