Team Notorious Call Of Duty
After what could be called a cinderella story for our 2022-2023 Call of Duty season. We made the tough decision to pull out of Call of Duty to focus on our brand. Until we met with Deviance Gaming and agreed to merge for the 2023-2024 Call of Duty Challenger season. We are excited to bring on 4 of the top tier players in the EU to represent not only Team Notorious but Deviance Gaming
VORTEX
HARRY
WEEMAN
MYTHIX
Stephen Allan also known as Vortex is a Call of Duty esports player who comes from England. Born on August 11, 1997, he made his debut in the Call of Duty scene for IGI Esports in 2014. Vortex was actually apart of the Toronto Ultra Academy EU roster that featured Beans, Furiious, and Weeman and they would go on to take 5-6 at the 2022 Challengers Finals. Vortex was apart of the Elevate Team that take 9-12 at the CDL Major I.
Harry Payne also known as Harry is a Call of Duty esports player who comes from England. Born on August 20, 2000, he made his debut in the Call of Duty scene for Legion Gaming in 2018. Harry was in the CDL in 2022 for the London Royal Ravens (now Carolina Royal Ravens) during the Vanguard season. Harry would actually be named the Call of Duty Challengers 2021 EU Stage 2 Elite MVP.
Ben McKenna also known as Mythix is a Call of Duty esports player who comes from Scotland. Born on July 4, 2003, he made his debut in the Call of Duty scene for Revenge Tour in 2022. Mythix would find himself being apart of multiple teams, despite only being involved in the Call of Duty scene for only a year. He would find the most success with Aphelion Esports teaming with Denza, Harry, and Furiious. That team would take 1st in the CDC Europe 2023 Elite Stage 4, Stage 4 Playoffs, and the CDC Europe 2023 Cup #12. They would go on to take 5-6th in the 2023 CDC Toronto Open and 2023 Challengers Finals
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Connor Chilton also known as Weeman is a Call of Duty esports player who comes from England. Born on February 11, 1998, he made his debut in the Call of Duty scene for Torpedo Gaming in 2016. Weeman was actually apart of the Toronto Ultra EU Academy team in 2022, Weeman would make strides in the Challengers scene with a 3rd place finish in the CDC Boston Open, and placing 5-6th in the Call of Duty Challengers Finals. Weeman would then go on to place 2nd at the 2023 Challengers Champs