Call of Duty: Nadia Amine Banned from Tournaments for Bikini Photos

Nadia Amine, one of the most famous Call of Duty players, has accused Activision of sexism for banning her from tournaments due to some bikini pictures she posted. Amine claims that she never posted nudity on her OnlyFans Style Passes profile and that no man would be banned for posting similar pictures.

She notes that Kris “Swagg” Lamberson was not banned for sharing a photo of his tattooed buttocks with the Call of Duty logo, nor were other male players for posting similar photos. They did not even receive a reprimand, and this leads Amine to claim that she has been treated unfairly compared to male players.

Amine has also had to defend herself several times against accusations of cheating, which she has always denied, dismissing the criticisms as further examples of sexism against her. “It’s sad to see that guys, instead of accepting that a woman is better than them at a video game, have to perpetuate the idea that she cheated to be able to sleep at night,” she said on Twitter.

Furthermore, to circumvent the ban, the player cannot even host her own tournament, since Activision would have to authorize even that. This means that she can only compete in normal public matches, which will make it very difficult for her to have a successful career as a Call of Duty streamer and personality. Fortunately, Amine has the support of other professional female players who stand by her for what has happened.