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On January 13th, 2025, Flatron “juanflatroo” Halimi parted ways with Into the Breach after a seven-month tenure, citing a move toward an unspecified new opportunity. His role in the team will be filled by Polish player Kamil “reiko” Cegiełko.
On January 15th, 2025, the revamped Team Falcons roster secured a hard-fought victory against ENCE, eliminating them from BLAST Bounty 2025 Season 1. The map veto began with ENCE banning Inferno and Falcons removing Anubis. ENCE selected Train, while Falcons opted for Dust2. The final bans saw Nuke and Ancient eliminated, leaving Mirage as the potential decider, though the map never saw action in the end.
On December 26th 2024, Audric "JACKZ" Jug took to X (formerly Twitter) announce that he is now a free agent, ending a three-month stint with GenOne. “Ready for the new season! I’m a free agent and still have that competitive fire. My motivation remains intact. My experience and knowledge can elevate a team in many ways. Don’t hesitate to reach out via DM or contact my agent @Jerome_Coupez. Otherwise, I wish you happy holidays! Enjoy time with your loved ones, and may love surround you.“
On January 9th, 2025, GamerLegion officially announced the benching of Sebastian “volt” Maloș, marking the team’s second roster shift of the off-season.
On January 16th, 2025, NAVI secured a 2-0 victory over Imperial Fe on BLAST Bounty Day 3. This historic match marked the debut of an all-female team at a Tier 1 event, where Imperial Fe defied expectations by pushing the 2024 Team of the Year to their limits and displaying their immense potential on the global stage.
On January 9th, 2025, GamerLegion unveiled its latest roster addition, the seasoned Fredrik “REZ” Sterner, who previously spent 7 years with Ninjas In Pyjamas (NIP).
On 14 January, 2025, American team FlyQuest kicked off their BLAST Bounty campaign with a stunning upset, defeating the Brazilian squad MIBR on both maps.
On January 11th, 2025, Metizport announced huge updates to their roster, with Hampus “hampus” Poser and Isak “isak” Fahlén joining the team. Both players have signed contracts that extend until the summer of 2026.
On January 17th, 2025, Russian team BetBoom stunned MOUZ with a 2-1 victory, defying all expectations by eliminating them from BLAST Bounty 2025 Closed Qualifiers. This impressive victory over one of the elite teams of 2024 comes in light of recent changes to the team, including the addition of a new in-game leader.
On January 13th, 2025, Sangal Esports announced that they have added Tugay “TuGuX” Keskin to the roster as an assistant coach. The German former CS player had previously coached the team from 2022 to 2023 before leaving for BIG.
G2 Defeats BIG To Qualify For BLAST Bounty Season 1 Finals
On January 19th, 2025, G2 clinched a spot in the BLAST Bounty Season 1 Finals after a 2-1 victory over BIG. This victory presents a more promising look for G2, who struggled considerably in their previous match against B8. The veto process saw BIG remove Inferno and G2 ban Train. BIG chose Ancient as their map pick, while G2 opted for Mirage. Dust2 was left as the decider after BIG removed Anubis and G2 banned Nuke.
MOUZ Bench siuhy In A Surprising Move Ahead Of Katowice
On January 22, 2025, MOUZ announced the removal of their in-game leader, Kamil "siuhy" Szkaradek, from the starting lineup, citing “differing visions for the team’s direction”. The German organization revealed the news in a statement in X, sending the CS2 community in a frenzy.
NAVI Defeat paiN To Reach BLAST Bounty 2025 Semifinals
On January 24, 2025, Natus Vincere secured their place in the BLAST Bounty 2025 finals after a grueling 2-1 victory over paiN in the opening round in Copenhagen. The veto began with paiN removing Ancient and NAVI banning Train. paiN then picked Dust2, while NAVI chose Nuke. In the second phase, paiN removed Anubis, NAVI banned Inferno, leaving Mirage as the decider.
Team Spirit Beat HEROIC In BLAST Bounty 2025 Quarterfinals
On January 23, 2025, Team Spirit defeated HEROIC in the BLAST Bounty 2025 quarterfinals in Denmark. Both teams entered this quarterfinal match missing key members, with HEROIC playing with Andrey "tN1R" Tatarinovich due to visa complications, while Spirit had to compete without the support of their coach, Sergey "hally" Shavaev, who was forced to sit the match out due to health issues.