Activision Reportedly Banned Pro Player From Competing After 'Harassing' Nadia
Following quite the scandal between both ex-Call of Duty League pro turned Challengers content creator Doug "Censor" Martin and the fastest-growing Twitch streamer Nadia "Nadia" Amine, Activision has now intervened and reportedly stopped the former CoD champion from competing in a recent Warzone tournament.
Censor and Nadia recently butted heads in one of the weirdest exchanges imaginable, in which Doug claimed that he would finally out the often-accused Warzone star of cheating - only for his claims to be a folly leading to a bizarre marriage proposal.
Nadia swiftly denied the ring adding that "I'm so glad that I like girls", ending this strange episode. However, the situation clearly hasn't been settled, and Censor has now claimed Activision banned him from joining the $100k Fortune's Keep Resurgence event.
Activision Reportedly Claims Censor Harassed Nadia
Taking to social media, Censor has claimed that, as a result of the drama, he will not be able to compete in the Warzone tournament. "Activision did block me from competing in the $100K Fortune's Keep because Nadia was in it," he claimed on Twitter. "They said I 'harassed her'," he added.
The complication for Censor is that he's still currently working on a way to get back into the Call of Duty League and is a part of the Boston Breach academy team which competes in the Challengers scene.
While signed to Boston Breach, a CDL team who paid millions to join the Activision-ran competition, the ban could offer implications to Censor's career.
Censor Claims He And Nadia Are Good Friends Following Drama
Despite the ban, Censor has now claimed that Nadia is a friend, dismissing any notions of harassment and wrongdoing.
"I and Nadia are good friends. I want to make that very clear to everyone, we are actually friends. We like each other. She jumps into my stream and f**ks with me. I go into her streams and drop her 50 gifted's because I want to see her do well. We like each other," Censor said on stream.
Censor claims that Nadia is fine with the content that he did, and even enjoyed it. It might not be too long before we see Censor compete again, especially considering Challengers will kick off shortly after Modern Warfare 2 comes out.
