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LA Thieves' Champs documentary leaves room for another finish

Scrap, HyDra, aBeZy and Nium feature in a season-ending story that continues to the Esports World Cup.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The Superteam that Couldn't Win Champs [02100]

Winning a ring was the goal. In "The Superteam that Couldn't Win Champs [02100]," LA Thieves revisits what happened when a roster assembled by Nadeshot reached the championship tournament in Vegas and the plan didn't hold.

The official team channel posted nothing new this week, making the documentary its most active catch-up choice. Directed and filmed by 100T DoubleA, it follows Scrap, HyDra, aBeZy and Nium through a season the description recounts in tournament wins, individual MVP honors and considerable expectations. Champs isn't the end of its story: the Esports World Cup offers one more opportunity to close the season on different terms. The description also promises laughs along the way, a welcome contrast to the weight of that title.

The film is approaching 93,000 views and draws the largest daily audience of the channel's currently active videos. "MW4 Gameplay is INSANE" supplies a gameplay alternative, while "Scrap's Motivation. #callofduty" keeps the focus on one member of the roster.

Subscribers were unchanged across the week, and daily views are running slightly above the channel's usual level. Among nearby gaming and esports channels, 2XKO and Warhammer 40,000 each added more than a million views over the week. LA Thieves had a much smaller viewing week, with its own attention centered on the documentary's unfinished championship ambitions.

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