Clayster Returns to CDL as Vegas Falcons Coach Just Weeks After Retirement
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Just two weeks after announcing his retirement, Call of Duty legend Clayster has joined the Vegas Falcons' CDL coaching staff. His retirement, announced on October 23rd, proved short-lived as he transitions from player to coach.
Clayster brings an impressive legacy to his new role, including three world championships and 20 major tournament victories across his 16-year competitive career. This experience will be crucial in mentoring the Falcons' rookie roster.
The Vegas Falcons, who recently purchased their CDL slot from the Vegas Legion, have assembled a roster featuring Saudi players Roxas, Exnid, KingAbody, and KHHX. While this team faced challenges at the Esports World Cup, Clayster's championship experience and leadership could prove transformative for these developing players.
Fans won't have to wait long to see the impact of this coaching change. The Vegas Falcons are scheduled to make their CDL debut against the Carolina Royal Ravens on December 6th during the Major One qualifiers.
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