Dr Disrespect and Call of Duty go hand in hand in the gaming community. Doc is a Call of Duty enthusiast from the times of Modern Warfare 2 and still plays all the latest games from the franchise, including CoD: Warzone and now Cold War.
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This relationship is not limited to just streaming either. Even professionally, he was the community manager for Sledgehammer Games and later, was promoted to level designer. He helped in creating many levels for CoD: Advanced Warfare, so it’s really not hard to guess why he loves the game.
Dr Disrespect teasing a lot about his Call of Duty League team
In his recent streams, Doc has frequently been hinting towards owning a CDL team. The streamer has said that he likes the idea of being a pro in the league and owning a team would be enticing for him. There is a fair chance that these are just his thoughts, but with all the history, it won’t be a surprise if he actually ends up with his own team.
?It?s got a good ring to it, ha? San Diego Speed,? Doc said this on one of his streams. This could be the perfect time for Dr Disrespect to take this new direction in his career.
Did HECZ just confirm Doc’s ownership of a team?
The most recent development which makes it more mind-boggling for the fans is HECZ talking about Doc’s team. Hector “HECZ” Rodriguez is the CEO of the well-established Call of Duty league team Chicago Huntsmen. In Dr Disrespect’s latest stream, HECZ donated $100 just for saying, “Not bad for a ‘Could Be’ CDL owner.”
HECZ was most probably just teasing the fans, but he clearly supports Doc’s idea of owning a professional team.
Dr Disrespect stands on top of the mountain when it comes to promotion, marketing, and fan interaction. He would certainly do a good job of looking after his team. However, all this is just speculation until Doc releases an official statement regarding the same.
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