Clayster agrees to extension with eUnited
eUnited AR player James ‘Clayster’ Eubanks has agreed to a contract extension to remain with the team until 2020.
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“Happy to announce I’ve extended my contract with eUnited through 2020. Proud to be on an org that supports me the way I support them, here’s to many championships,” Clayster said in a tweet announcing the extension.
Happy to announce I've extended my contract with @eUnitedgg through 2020. Proud to be on an org that supports me the way I support them, here's to many championships! #StandUnited pic.twitter.com/PfjXM7lNBx
— eU Clayster (@Clayster) October 20, 2018
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Clayster is one of the biggest personalities in Call of Duty esports and has played a role in the increasing popularity of the eUnited organization.
eUnited was a model of consistency in World War 2, placing top 6 in each of the first three majors of the year, followed by top 4 finishes at the CWL Stage 2 Playoffs and the Call of Duty Championship.
Clayster joined eUnited in June of 2017 in a swap that sent Gunless over to FaZe Clan.
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The extension of Clayster is the latest in a series of roster moves from the organization, which also signed Call of Duty veteran Jkap and rising prospect aBeZy to go with the brother duo of Arcitys and Prestinni.
Jkap and Clayster last teamed together during the Advanced Warfare season, where they won the Call of Duty Championship under Denial Esports.
