Call of Duty: NRG Signs Huskerrs as Symfuhny’s Contract Ends

Published 09/07/2020, 2:43 AM EDT

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Esports organization NRG made a change to their streaming front yesterday. Symfuhny posted a tweet that announced that his contract with NRG as a content creator had run its course. He had been working under NRG as a streamer for 18 months now and was one of the finest content creators of the organization. However, NRG wasted no time, swooped in and signed Huskerrs, for the position formerly occupied by Symfuhny.  Huskerrs is one of the greatest Call of Duty Warzone streamers right now,

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Huskerrs formerly played competitive Call of Duty Blackout as a part of Rogue’s roster. Right now, he plays competitive CoD WZ too, in addition to regularly streaming the game. Acquiring a sharpened competitive tool under their banner goes on to show that NRG is all for gathering top-tier names from various eSports. Their roster also includes Chicago Huntsmen, the ace team of the last CDL 2020 season.

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Is NRG then trying to keep a competitive Warzone roster handy, in case a global competitive scene emerges in WZ? This is merely an assumption. However, if such a tournament scene was to arise someday, NRG will have one player who has been successful in the competitive WZ scene.

Will Symfuhny go on to join 100 Thieves as a Call of Duty Warzone content creator?

The next step for Symfuhny could be to join the 100 Thieves banner. However, there hasn’t been any official announcement from either 100T or him. If this were to come to pass, Symfuhny could be a good addition to the roster of Call of Duty Warzone content creators under 100 Thieves.

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The overall streamer ecosystem in CoD WZ has looked really good and given rise to genuine new talent. With a good player community in hand, Warzone is ripe for a launch into the global competitive scene. Till then, Activision and Infinity Ward will have to work on flattening the curve of hackers and cheaters in the game.

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Samyarup Chowdhury is an eSports author at EssentiallySports since June 2020. An avid gamer since his childhood, Samyarup has played many titles such as GTA Vice City, IGI, and FIFA, among others. Currently, he is a rather defensive fan of Valorant and the Assassin's Creed franchise.
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