"3 casters involved. All intoxicated": Crimsix weighs in on the drama surrounding Velly's exit from Call of Duty League

sportskeeda.com:

Call of Duty legend Ian "Crimsix" recently came forward with a witness statement that gave a better picture of the alleged altercation that led to the resignation of Call of Duty League caster Loviel "Velly." According to the statement by the New York Subliners' player, three casters of the CODL were involved in an altercation:

Crimsix's statement on the official CoDCompetitive subreddit was praised by Velly himself and has sent ripples throughout the Call of Duty community. His statement seemed to indicate that the altercation was not a very serious issue, insinuating that Velly's resignation over the incident was not an appropriate response. In his opinion:

Crimsix's statement absolves Velly of any implied wrongdoing for which the latter has publicly thanked the player. After media outlets reported the alleged altercation, a flurry of theories began cropping up on the internet. The statement is sure to put a lot of fans' minds at ease.

In his statement, Velly and two other casters got into a verbal clash outside the bar. The situation was not violent in any way and although the reason for the altercation was not made clear, it did not seem like a very big deal:

The professional player did see the third caster do a bad job at mediating the fight, and he apparently even started yelling at Velly:

The man also threatened the former CDL caster about possible legal charges. In the end, Crimsix himself had to break up the group and diffuse the situation:

Fans were shocked when Call of Duty League officially announced that they were dropping Velly. Many fans of the caster praised his analysis and the general vibe he would bring to matches.

A public statement from a third party did wonders to dispel any vile rumors about Velly or the