The World’s Best Halo Teams Compete this Weekend at Halo World Championship 2017
The wait is over. The twists and turns of the road to the Halo World Championship 2017 Finals have all lead to this moment, where 12 of the world’s greatest Halo teams will vie for greatness, glory and a million-dollar payout. Will OpTic Gaming continue their dominance and give each of their squad members a second-straight championship? Will an international team shock the world with a top finish? The answers to these questions, and many, many more, lie in the midst of the incredible action that will unfold this weekend in sunny California. We’ve got everything you need to wrap your head around all the madness right here, so let’s get started!
Who is competing at Halo World Championship 2017?
Over the last several months, hundreds of teams from around the world have competed on online and offline events in order to qualify for one of the 12 spots in the Halo World Championship 2017 Finals as well as $150,000 in qualifier prizing. From hundreds to one dozen, here’s who’s competing in the tournament:
- OpTic Gaming (North America): Bradley “Frosty” Bergstrom, TJ “Lethul” Campbell, Mathew “Royal 2” Fiorante, Paul “SnakeBite” Duarte and Coach Chris “Royal 1” Fiorante
- Team Liquid (North America): Zane “Penguin” Hearon, Tim “Rayne” Tinkler, Braedon “Stellur” Boettcher, Kevin “Eco” Smith and Coach Kory “Symbolic” Arruda
- Team EnVyUs (North America): Austin “Mikwen” McCleary, Justin “iGotUrPistola” Deese, Eric “Snipedown” Wrona, Cuyler “Huke” Garland and Coach Marcus “Elumnite” Lovejoy
- Str8 Rippin (North America): Aaron “Ace” Elam, Bradley “aPG” Laws, Richie “Heinz” Heinz, Jonathan “Renegade” Willette and Coach Wes “Clutch” Price
- Luminosity (North America): Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, Tommy “Saiyan” Wilson, Visal “eL Town” Mohanan, Cameron “Victory X” Thorlakson, and Coach Justin “Fearitself” Kats
- Crowd Pleasers (North America): Carlos “Cratos” Ayala, Brett “Naded” Leonard, Dan “Danoxide” Terlizzi, Cory “Str8 Sick” Sloss and Coach Nicholas “Showtime” Laskaras
- FAB Games (Europe): James “Jimbo” Bradbrook, Brandon “Respectful” Stones, Perry “TuFoxy” Kenyon, Luciano “Mose” Calvanico and Coach Xavier “Xavi” Spiller-Cameron
- Supremacy (Europe): Simon “SolaR” Racher, Romain “PuniShR” Leroy, Norwen “SLG” Le Galloudec, Sonny “Fragxr” Marchaland
- SoaR Gaming (Latin America): Carlos “Bullet” Marlasca, Gilbert “Munoz” Munoz, Atzin “Atzo” Pulido, Irving “Drift” Ramirez
- Team Immunity (Australia/New Zealand): Aaron “Benno” Bennett, Matthew “Voltage” Barker, Daniel “Seduce” Franken, Teddy “Junior” Joe Jr.
- Splyce (North America): Jesse “Bubu dubu” Moeller, Ryan “Shooter” Sondhi, Michael “Falcated” Garcia, Anthony “Shotzzy” Cuevas-Castro and Coach Philip “Coach PhiL” Jones
- London Conspiracy (Europe): Rob “SeptiQ” Singleton, Casey “Lunny” Lunn, Andrew “Ramirez” Corrigan, Kristopher “Qristola” O’Keefe and Coach Kyle “Turk” Wall
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