Jukeyz is no stranger in the world of Call of Duty: Warzone for being among the top-tier players in the competitive Warzone scene. The Liverpool-born has multiple Warzone achievements, including the Europe World Series of Warzone.

When not busy with tournaments, Jukeyz stays busy streaming. He is also a rising Twitch star with over 207,000 followers and mainly streams Call of Duty games. Further, he amasses thousands of views on his streams.

Call of Duty: Warzone pro, Liam “Jukeyz” James proved his love for first-person video games. The 26-year-old inquired about whether the much-awaited Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is out or not after waking up from an induced coma from an asthma attack.

Jukeyz is a true Call of Duty fan

On September 27, Liam’s Twitter shared the Warzone pro suffered a severe asthma attack, which caused his heart to stop. However, Liam was out of danger and responded well to the medications. Moreover, the doctors put him in an induced coma for safety.

Liam’s Twitter again informed on September 29 that the 26-year-old woke up from a comatose state and is well. However, what followed in the announcement was surprising and hilarious. The first thing Jukeyz wanted to know after opening his eyes was whether Modern Warfare II was available in the stores or not.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is the sequel to the rebooted Modern Warfare series. The game is set to hit the shelves on October 28, 2022. But the game is currently playable as a beta. Even Jukeyz was playing the MWII beta during his recent streams. Maybe that is why the 26-year-old wanted to know about the game first.

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How did Twitter react to his recovery?

Many CoD fans and streamers wished the Warzone pro a speedy recovery and to see him back streaming again. Moreover, some fans claimed it was a necessary break for the 26-year-old before he sets on a spree of making records on the upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Let’s look at some of the reactions.

It would be great if Liam gets discharged before October 28, as fans would love to see him play the new CoD title. Even Liam himself might be hoping for the same.

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