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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.

On August 26, 2024, Perfect World disqualified PARAVISION, a Russian CS2 team, from competing in the upcoming European RMR. The decision was made after it came to light that a Valve-banned coach, F_1N, was present during the team’s qualifying match last week.

Indian esports tournament organizer Skyesports has revised its plan for the 2025 CS2 circuit, scaling back its initial vision of three top-tier tournaments to just one while also cutting the prize pool for the event from $500,000 to $350,000. Valve granted Skyesports an exception, allowing them to adjust both the format and prize structure accordingly.

On February 4, 2025, Eternal Fire secured their place in Spodek after eliminating FaZe from IEM Katowice. The Turkish squad dominated FaZe on Anubis and fought a gruelling battle on Nuke, finally emerging victorious after an exhausting 47-round struggle.

In an intriguing conversation with HLTV, NiKo, one of the most celebrated figures in the Counter-Strike community, shares his thoughts on kyousuke, an up-and-coming talent making waves for his flashy playstyle and remarkable shooting skills. This statement has sparked discussions and enthusiasm among fans and players alike.

In a revealing discussion, TeSeS opens up about the positive impact m0NESY has had on his gameplay. By sharing the burden of expectations, m0NESY enables TeSeS to excel in a pressure-free environment, showcasing a unique synergy that benefits their team significantly.

On January 7th, 2025, Natus Vincere officially announced their decision to exit the women’s CS scene, parting ways with their team, NAVI Javelins. In a statement published on their website, the organization cited challenges with the sustainability of the women’s CS business model, stating it “does not allow for long-term planning.”

On November 22nd, 2024, fans watched day one of the Perfect World Shanghai Major Europe RMR B come to an end, with some teams disappointing and other teams uplifting the mood. The German squad, BIG, did the latter as they managed to win both of their best-of-one games against Sashi (13-9) and HEROIC (13-8). Now, they have a chance to make it straight to the Elimination stage if they manage to beat Passion UA the next day, an underdog team that bested Virtus.pro and Spirit while BIG dealt with Sashi and HEROIC.

Falcons secured their spot in ESL Pro League Season 21 playoffs by eliminating FURIA in a grueling three-map showdown. Despite a rocky start, Falcons found their footing when it mattered most, with NiKo delivering a masterclass to drag his team across the finish line.

In an impassioned plea for fairness within the esports community, the CEO of BESTIA has recently spoken out against the decision to replace their team in a major upcoming tournament despite overcoming visa issues. This situation sheds light on broader issues faced by esports teams and calls for an industry-wide reflection on justice and fairness.

On November 15th, 2024, in an unexpected turn of events, Astralis star Nicolai "⁠device⁠" Reedtz was benched ahead of the upcoming Perfect World Shanghai Major, citing medical reasons. Specifically, in a post on X (formerly Twitter), device said that he was compelled to take a break after experiencing "a recurrence of stress-related health challenges" during Astralis’s recent trip to Singapore for the BLAST Premier World Final.

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On December 4th 2024, the Opening stage at the Perfect World Shanghai Major came to an end as Wildcard bagged the final qualification spot. It was an intense game against the upcoming Ukrainian superstars, Passion UA, who delivered a stellar performance back in the RMR. Fans were entertained as the map went to three maps, with Wildcard winning their map pick, Inferno with a 13-6 scoreline, only for Passion UA to return the favor on Mirage with a 6-13 sweep of their own. The final map went into overtime, where Wildcard secured the match with a 16-13 victory. It was a memorable match for Wildcard, as Josh 'JBa' Barutt expressed in an HLTV interview.

In a strategic move geared towards nurturing the next generation of cyber sports talents, Berlin International Gaming (BIG) has officially announced the rebirth of its academy team. This revival underscores BIG's commitment to providing a robust platform for young gamers to develop their skills and potentially join the professional ranks.

In a recent statement, competitive gamer iM highlighted the imperative need for securing victories in tournaments, undeterred by the caliber of the opposition. This mentality underscores the team’s approach towards building momentum and enhancing their standing in the esports arena.