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CDL Major I Qualifiers – Week 2 Day 1 Recap: Falcons Stay Perfect, Breach Rally Late, KOI Roll
Week 2 of the Call of Duty League Major I Qualifiers kicked off with dominant performances, late-series momentum swings, and multiple statement wins as teams continued to jockey for early-season positioning. Day 1 featured three matchups—each delivering a different storyline.
Riyadh Falcons vs Carolina Royal Ravens (3–0)
Riyadh Falcons continued their strong start to the qualifiers, sweeping Carolina Royal Ravens with consistent pressure across every game mode.
Map 1 – Colossus Hardpoint: Falcons win 250–166
Falcons set the tone early, controlling rotations and winning key engagements to build a comfortable lead that Ravens struggled to close.
Map 2 – Scar SnD: Falcons take it 6–2
Search and Destroy was just as convincing, with Falcons winning early picks and shutting down Ravens’ mid-round setups.
Map 3 – Exposure Overload: Falcons close 4–2
Carolina showed more resistance in Overload, but Falcons remained composed, closing out the series with strong defensive holds and timely pushes.
Final: Falcons 3 – 0 Ravens
G2 Minnesota vs Boston Breach (2–3)
Boston Breach delivered one of the most impressive comebacks of the qualifiers so far, rallying from a 2–0 deficit to stun G2 Minnesota.
Map 1 – Colossus Hardpoint: Minnesota edge it 250–247
A razor-thin Hardpoint opener went Minnesota’s way, with clutch final-hill holds sealing the narrow victory.
Map 2 – Raid SnD: Minnesota dominate 6–1
G2 looked in full control after a decisive SnD win, reading Boston’s setups and stacking rounds early.
Map 3 – Scar Overload: Breach respond 4–2
Boston finally found their footing in Overload, flipping the momentum with strong map control and disciplined team fights.
Map 4 – Scar Hardpoint: Breach dominate 250–145
Breach carried that momentum straight into Hardpoint, delivering a convincing win to force a Game 5.
Map 5 – Den SnD: Breach close 6–3
In the deciding SnD, Boston stayed aggressive and confident, closing out the reverse sweep with strong opening engagements.
Final: Breach 3 – 2 Minnesota
Vancouver Surge vs Toronto KOI (0–3)
Toronto KOI capped off the day with a commanding sweep over Vancouver Surge, rarely allowing the series to get competitive.
Map 1 – Colossus Hardpoint: KOI dominate 250–111
KOI wasted no time asserting control, building a massive lead behind clean rotations and heavy slaying pressure.
Map 2 – Den SnD: KOI clutch 6–5
Surge pushed back in SnD, but KOI held firm in late rounds, edging out a close 6–5 victory.
Map 3 – Den Overload: KOI close 4–1
KOI finished the sweep with a confident Overload performance, shutting down Surge’s attacks and closing the series in three maps.
Final: KOI 3 – 0 Surge
Final Thoughts
Week 2 Day 1 of the Major I Qualifiers highlighted the growing separation between contenders and teams still searching for consistency:
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Riyadh Falcons continue to look sharp and disciplined.
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Boston Breach pull off a massive reverse sweep to build momentum.
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Toronto KOI reinforce their status as one of the most dominant teams in the field.
With more matches ahead in Week 2, the battle for Major I seeding is only getting tighter.