The Spanish capital has taken another step forward in its consolidation as a global benchmark for e-sports with the celebration of the Call of Duty Leaguethe main global competition of Activision's popular video game. This event, which took place from January 30 to February 2 in the Magic BoxThe first time the league was held in Europe, it was a milestone.
For four days, the best players in the world competed for the first points of the season, culminating in a victory for the team Atlanta FaZewhich was crowned champion of the tournament.
Madrid in Game, protagonist of the event
The Madrid City Councilthrough its initiative Madrid in Gamehad a prominent presence at the event. In the pavilion of Useraattendees were able to enjoy a gaming area with video games of the Esports Series Madridas well as titles such as Call of Duty: Warzone.
In addition, challenges were organized in modes such as Battle Royale and Call of Duty: Zombieswith prizes for participants. There was also a mobile unit of Madrid in Game as an information point, bringing the municipal initiative closer to the attendees.
The event was attended by renowned content creators, such as Ferra and Blackofficial Spanish-language commentators, who participated in a "meet and greet" with the fans.
Madrid reinforces its commitment to esports
The choice of Madrid as the venue for the Call of Duty League is proof of the city's growing interest in esports and its goal of becoming an international benchmark in the sector.
Since the creation of Madrid in Gamethe City Council has promoted electronic sports with initiatives such as the Esports Series Madridthe first municipal video game leagues in Spain. In their first two seasons, these competitions have brought together more than 25,000 players in games such as Fortnite, Valorant, League of Legends, Pokémon and Clash Royale.
The Councilman Delegate for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Angel Childhighlighted the impact of these events: "Madrid is becoming a benchmark for holding events related to the world of video games. The Call of Duty League reinforces our position in the sector and helps us attract players, fans and professionals from all over the world."
Madrid, epicenter of major competitions
With the celebration of the Call of Duty League and the continued growth of its municipal leagues, Madrid is consolidating its position as a leading esports capital of the world. The success of this event not only reinforces its role in the video game industry, but also boosts its international projection as a venue for future high-level competitions.
