Team SuperEvan wins $25k Twitch Rivals x Swagg Doritos Warzone tournament

Jacob Hale
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Team SuperEvan has walked away with the $25,000 top prize (and a year’s supply of Doritos) in the Twitch Rivals Disruptor Series, a Warzone tournament hosted by Doritos, beating out Tommey’s squad by 1.3 points to claim the victory.


  • Team SuperEvan takes out Disruptor Series title
  • Team Tommey, Team ShadedStep fell away in final game
  • Top players included Tommey, SuperEvan, and more

The Doritos Disruptor Series ft. Swagg, powered by Twitch Rivals, was a trio custom lobby tournament played across six games and with a number of restrictions and rules in place, after months of refining the competitive landscape of Verdansk.

With just several weeks left before Call of Duty: Vanguard drops and Warzone gets a complete overhaul, Twitch and Doritos put on an absolute banger for the community.

Here’s everything that went down in the $25k event, and a full recap on the mouthwatering Doritos-fuelled action.

Twitch Rivals Doritos Disruptor: Final Placements (Top 8)

Placement Team Points Prize
1st Team SuperEvan 138.8 $10,000 + year of Doritos
2nd Team Tommey 137.5 $6,000
3rd Team ShadedStep 123.1 $3,000
4th Team Metaphor 122.2 $1,800
5th Team Destroy 117.2 $1,500
6th Team Flxnked 108.6 $1,200
7th Team Pieman 103.1 $900
8th Team almightytjm 96.8 $600

$25k Twitch Rivals Doritos Warzone stream

The tournament was streamed live on the Doritos Twitch channel (embedded above) and the official Twitch Rivals channel. As well as that, fans were able to watch the tournament on all the top streamers’ channels too, if you were looking to just watch one POV.

The tournament kicked off at 12 PM PT/3 PM ET/8 PM BST on Monday, October 4.

$25k Twitch Rivals Doritos Warzone format

This tournament featured 49 trios dropping in on Verdansk, playing 6 games, earning points for kills as well as placement multipliers. While you can check out the tournament page for the full ruleset, here’s a look at some of the main restrictions and changes from this tourney:

  • No Riot shields
  • No launchers (including Combat Bow and Crossbows)
  • No shotguns
  • No Stoner 63
  • No Akimbo pistol
  • No snipers
    • Exceptions: HDR, AX-50, and the Tundra
    • Ground loot snipers can be claimed until a loadout is hit
  • No melee weapons
    • Exceptions: Knife
  • Dead Silence and Stopping Power field upgrades cannot be used.
    • If picked up they cannot be used even to be discarded. Any usage, at any time, will lead to player disqualification and zero points for the round
  • No tacticals allowed
    • Exceptions: Smoke grenades, Snapshot grenades, Decoy grenades, and Stims
  • Perk limitations: Ghost and Combat Scout cannot be used

$25k Twitch Rivals Doritos Warzone teams & players

This tournament featured some of the top names in Warzone. While Swagg was guaranteed, we also saw the likes of Tommey, Aydan, HusKerrs, and more drop into Verdansk in the battle for the top prize.

This was the first of the Doritos Disruptor Series tournaments, which all lead up to the Doritos Bowl. With Swagg leading the way for the Warzone portion, other tournaments will feature captains ItsHafu, Tyler1, and iTzTimmy.

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About The Author

Jacob is Dexerto’s UK Editor and Call of Duty esports specialist. With a BA (Hons) in English Literature and Creative Writing, he previously worked as an Editor at Ginx TV. Jacob was nominated for Journalist of the Year at the 2023 Esports Awards. Contact: jacob.hale@dexerto.com.