Call of Duty League Reacts to Methodz Retiring
In the middle of Championship Sunday, the Boston Breach Captain, Anthony "Methodz" Zinni, announced in front of the live crowd that he will be retiring from competing in the Call of Duty League and will focus on content.
Boston Breach made their way to round three in the elimination bracket but was defeated by OpTic Texas 3-0.
WATCH: BOSTON BREACH METHODZ RETIRES
Official: Methodz has retired from Competitive Call of Duty.
— Breaking Point (@GGBreakingPoint) February 5, 2023
He will now pursue a full-time career as a content creator.
Best of Luck Zinni 👊 pic.twitter.com/rUBaljsY63
After Scump retired from competing after the first weekend of Major 2, OpTic bounced back and made a successful run. Boston will look to do the same as they prepare for life after Methodz, who was the heart and soul of the team.
The Breach currently sits 8th in the Call of Duty League standings as we await to find out who will replace Methodz in their starting lineup.
It has been a pleasure watching Methodz compete, and we are all excited for his journey into the content creation world. Here is how the Call of Duty League community reacted as Methodz announced his retirement.
@Methodz love you brother, wish you nothing but the best you’re going to kill it in content ❤️
— FaZe ZooMaa (@ZooMaa) February 5, 2023
Damn, we lost another one. GGs @Methodz and congrats on a legendary career 💚 pic.twitter.com/xwOg3uXXAc
— Rab (@TacticalRab) February 5, 2023
Congratulations on your career my brother.. nothing but love for you @Methodz ❤️
— OpTic Pred (@Pred) February 5, 2023
The past year and a half has been nothing but a pleasure teaming with you much love and hope great success for you going forward @Methodz
— Nero (@NEROPOlSON) February 5, 2023
We had some good times brother, Goodluck with what’s next ❤️ @Methodz
— Cammy (@CammyMVP) February 5, 2023
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