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Top 5 Call of Duty: Warzone Streamers in 2020

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The most watched CoD Streamers of 2020!

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Dr Dis Respect Warzone

5. DrDisRespect: What, only 5th place? Yes, indeed...at least when it comes to Warzone! The Doc is probably known by everyone who has ever been on Twitch, or, since his switch to YouTube. He's known to be incredibly good at pretty much every shooter he touches and will take on anyone who dares to challenge him. Of course, Warzone didn't go unnoticed by him either, and despite the mysterious circumstances regarding his sudden disappearance from Twitch in 2020, he still had over 12,200,000 watched hours. (Credit: DrDisRespect via Twitter)

Swagg Warzone

4. Swagg: Swagg is a streamer and content creator for FaZe Clan, and he's not the only FaZe member on our list either. Just 24 years old, Swagg only joined FaZe in 2020, and has been streaming mostly Warzone and Call of Duty Multiplayer ever since. Besides his live streams, he shows his best plays on YouTube, and tests all weapons. With over 20,000,000 hours watched, he is one of the most-watched CoD streamers in 2020. (Credit: Swagg via Twitter)

Symfuhny Warzone

3. Symfuhny: Also a streamer and content creator, Symfuhny made a name for himself as a Fortnite player before moving to Warzone. The 21-year-old young streamer is not only one of the most-watched CoD Streamers but also displays incredible skill. He consistently shows up in Warzone kill record lists, and regularly places in the top rankings of Warzone tournaments. With over 20,300,000 hours watched, he's just ahead of Swagg. (Credit: Symfuhny via Twitter)

Tim The Tatman Warzone

2. TimTheTatman: TimeTheTatman is an old hand in the streaming business. He started his Twitch channel back in 2012, and streamed pretty much everything from CS:GO, Fortnite, Overwatch, to World of Warcraft. In 2018, he won the title of Fan Favorite Male Streamer/Gamer of the Year at the Gamers’Choice Awards. He gained the majority of his over 6 million followers through Fortnite, but lately, he's been streaming Warzone. With over 25,100,000 hours watched, only one CoD streamer surpasses him in 2020. (Credit: TimTheTatman via Twitter).

Nickmercs Warzone

1. NICKMERCS: NICKMERCS has also been in the business for a long time. He started his career as a Gears of War and Halo pro before starting to stream. During his time on 100 Thieves, he garnered many followers through his incredible plays in Fortnite – he even held the world record for most kills in Fortnite with his squad. In 2019, he joined FaZe Clan and since 2020, he is probably the most famous Warzone streamer in the world. He even hosts his own regular Warzone tournaments with the MFAM Gauntlet. With over 53,200,000 hours watched, he is the clear number 1 Call of Duty streamer in 2020. That's more than DOUBLE TimTheTatman's hours! (Credit: NICKMERCS via Twitter)

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Less than a year ago, Call of Duty's free-to-play Battle Royale offshoot went live – Warzone. Since March 2020, Warzone has been one of the most played and also most-watched games on Twitch. Thus, it's no wonder that well-known Battle Royale streamers are also jumping on the hype train.

In our Top 5, we hardly find any well-known Call of Duty streamers, but we mainly focus on former Fortnite streamers. That's not to say that pros like Scump or FormaL don't stream, but they just don't have as large an audience as those in this Top 5.

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Less than a year ago, Call of Duty's free-to-play Battle Royale offshoot went live – Warzone. Since March 2020, Warzone has been one of the most played and also most-watched games on Twitch. Thus, it's no wonder that well-known Battle Royale streamers are also jumping on the hype train.

In our Top 5, we hardly find any well-known Call of Duty streamers, but we mainly focus on former Fortnite streamers. That's not to say that pros like Scump or FormaL don't stream, but they just don't have as large an audience as those in this Top 5.

Want to only see the video game news you're most interested in? Want to personalize your gaming news feed? Then check out our brand new MyEarlyGame!

READ MORE:

For more gaming and esports news, stick to EarlyGame. Get in touch with us on Discord, or engaged through our Twitter and Facebook. Remember to check out our YouTube channel!

Original article written by Lukas Ballat