The Guardian reports about the Denial eSports winning the Call of Duty World Championships 2015, bagging the top prize of US$400,000, which is part of the total prize of US$1 million available for gaming teams to win.... "Denial have won the 2015 Call of Duty world championship, beating Team Revenge by three matches to two in an engrossing final.

The team established itself immediately, dominating the opening Hardpoint round of the best-of-five series, winning 250 kills to 130; that impressive total came thanks to the astonishing accuracy of James “Clayster” Eubanks – later awarded the Most Valued Player of the tournament – who claimed 40 hits in the match, including one 11-kill streak."

Read the full report on the Guardian whilst below is the video of the final scene showing Denial eSports winning the Championship: