Wunna Warzone Tournament - $12K Cash Prize: Who Won?
By Chaz Frazer

Wunna Warzone tournament went down on Thursday, complete with a $12,000 grand prize. The tournament, organized by hip-hop artist Gunna in promotion of his new album “Wunna," saw participation and entry from professional athletes, streamers, pro gamers, musicians and more.
The tournament, officially titled Wunna - Don’t Play Around Official Call of Duty Tournament, saw the artist’s collaboration with Fellowship Gaming go down without a hitch, and with some hilarious moments as well. The tournament was streamed by 300ENT on Twitch and saw the use of a point system breakdown to determine the winner.
Cultures are colliding in the $12,000 #WunnaWarzone tournament with @1GunnaGunna, professional athletes, streamers, pro players, and more!
— eFuse ? (@eFuseOfficial) May 28, 2020
It's going ? today at 4:30PM est! ?https://t.co/702QmyPzRX ? pic.twitter.com/WpK4BkYQoy
Wunna Warzone Tournament - Who Won the $12K?
The tournament format was played by Quads and followed the following ruleset:
The 4-player teams play games of Warzone over a 3-hour time frame, playing as many matches as possible.
Teams' 3x best games count towards their final points. The team with the most points is considered the winner. Points are earned by Kills (1pt per kill) and Placement.
Over the 3 hour time frame, pro COD players Adam "GodRx" Brown, Joey “Galvanize” DiGiacomo, and Arizona Cardinals NFL football stars Chase Edwards and Christian Kirk.
Yesterday's @1GunnaGunna tournament was insane ?
— eFuse ? (@eFuseOfficial) May 29, 2020
Congratulations one more time to the #wunnawarzone $12K CHAMPIONS ??? @GODRX, @Galvanxze, @ChaseEdmonds22 and @ckirk
Special thanks to @300, @Fellowship_GG, @YSLrecords and even @StoolGametime! pic.twitter.com/IdPIVufeC1
Although not the highest profile tournament in terms of prize pool or marketing, the tournament still saw great success due to the sheer star power of the individuals who entered.