CWL Vegas Results - 100 Thieves Get Upset by Team Sween
By Nicholas Barth ·
In a shocking set of CWL Vegas results, 100 Thieves were upset by Team Sween in pool play on Saturday, December 8th.
In a shocking turn of results that the Call of Duty esports community was likely ready to see during pool play for the Call of Duty World League event in Vegas on Saturday, December 8th, 100 Thieves were swept 3-0 to open bracket team Team Sween and were sent to the losers bracket for CWL Vegas.
CWL Vegas Results - 100 Thieves Lose to Team Sween
With a roster filled with star players, 100 Thieves were a heavy favorite to make a deep run and contend for a title at CWL Vegas. However, the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 roster of the popular organization has been on a downward spiral after starting the first event of the 2019 season with a 2-0 record.
The last match for 100 Thieves on Friday, December 7th saw eUnited defeat 100 Thieves 3-0 to put the team's record at 2-1 at the end of the results for Day 1 with two poor performances in Hardpoint being a major factor of their struggles.
It’s over just like that, Team Sween take out @100Thieves QUICKLY in the 3-0 sweep!https://t.co/NKHQSgV6Gh#CWLPS4 | #CWLVegas pic.twitter.com/vWFgDdv2jy
— Call of Duty World League (@CODWorldLeague) December 9, 2018
Looking to get back on track on Saturday and secure a spot in the winners bracket of the CWL tournament, 100 Thieves were unable to do so, as Team Sween put together a very impressive performance that saw them defeat 100 Thieves in the Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag owned team's best game mode of Control on the way to securing a 3-0 sweep for one of the most surprising results of CWL Vegas so far.
While 100 Thieves are not out of contention regarding securing the lion's share of the $250,000 prize pool and title of CWL Vegas champions, the talented roster Sam "Octane" Larew, Austin "Slasher" Liddicoat, Kenney "Kenny" Williams, Ian "Enable" Wyatt and Maurice "Fero" Henrique will need to fix the issues that have plagued them during their last two CWL Vegas matches if they hope to make a deep losers bracket run and not see any of the results that they have seen against the likes of Team Sween.
(cover photo courtesy of Major League Gaming)