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PARAVISION’s RMR disqualification reversed due to miscommunication
On August 27, 2024, Perfect World’s decision to disqualify PARAVISION from the European RMR was reversed as it was a miscommunication that led to the decision in the first place. The disqualification was primarily issued over the presence of a Valve-banned coach, Ivan “F_1N” Kochugov, who was banned earlier in 2020 for partaking in a coach spectator exploit.
Astralis Hanging By A Thread At Europe RMR B
On November 23rd, 2024, Astralis found themselves just two rounds away from being eliminated from the Perfect World Shanghai Major Europe RMR B before making a much-needed comeback. Astralis had a bad start at the event, losing 2-0 to Sashi on day one in a close 13-11 game on Inferno. Things got even worse in their second game against BB where the latter took the first map and nearly finished things off on the second map. However, Astralis made a crucial comeback, taking the second map and wrapping things up on the final map, surviving to fight another day.
MIBR Announces Saffee Benching in Latest Roster Shake-Up

In a surprising move, MIBR has officially benched AWPer Rafael "saffee" Costa from their active lineup, signaling another significant change in the team's strategy towards international competitions. This decision marks a pivotal moment for MIBR as they navigate through the highly competitive landscape of professional CS:GO.

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HooXi Going From G2's Bench To Free Agency In 2025
On December 27th 2024, Rasmus "⁠HooXi⁠" Nielsen took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce that he will be a free agent starting 2025, finally leaving G2’s bench for good. Hence, still having that competitive fire in him, he’s motivated to try out for different teams and explore his options. “Free Agent on January 1st. I'm still looking for a new team! I'm open to all offers, the most important aspect is an interesting roster with strong potential! If you're interested contact @dvorborg or email hooxi@uncore.gg”
Thrilling Updates From PGL Bucharest Quarter-Finals
Delve into the heart-pounding action of the PGL Bucharest 2025 quarter-finals with our minute-by-minute updates and analysis. Experience the excitement as if you're watching live from the front row. Join us in uncovering which teams are edging closer to glory in this prestigious esports tournament.
Nivera's A Free Agent As He Finds His Footing With CS
On November 26th, 2024, Nabil "⁠Nivera⁠" Benrlitom announced on X (formerly Twitter) that his current organization, Revenant, has allowed him to explore his options. While this does cast doubt on Revenant’s commitment to having a long-term CS2 roster, given that they’re now just down to two players, Kamil "⁠reiko⁠" Cegiełko and Laurențiu "⁠lauNX⁠" Țârlea, Nivera’s future is also uncertain. Despite the struggle, Nivera is a well-known name in the VALORANT and Counter-Strike sphere, given that he has competed at the highest level in both scenes.
Astralis Sports Director Discusses Departure: Embracing Change in the Esports Arena
In a recent interview, the sports director of Astralis, a leading figure in the esports industry, candidly spoke about his departure from the organization. He described this change as an inevitable part of the competitive landscape of esports. This departure sheds light on the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of esports management and team composition.
G2 Esports Win BLAST World Final With m0NESY As MVP
On November 4th, 2024, G2 fans celebrated as their favorite team bested Team Spirit in the grand final to win BLAST Premier World Final. G2 Esports were the favourites going into the match, given that they had already beaten Team Spirit earlier in the event. Unfortunately, Team Spirit were unable to bounce back, despite having a player as talented as Danil "⁠donk⁠" Kryshkovets on their team, and suffered a one-sided 3-0 defeat on all maps: Mirage (13-7), Anubis (13-5), and Dust2 (13-7).
FaZe Bounces Back And Qualify For The Shanghai Major
On November 20th, 2024, many more teams qualified for the Perfect World Shanghai Major coming up in December later this year. Even though they lost pretty badly to Vitality the day before, with the latter not conceding a single map, FaZe showed up unfazed (pun intended) in their match against FNATIC. They delivered a 2-0 blow to FNATIC, with a 13-5 scoreline on map 1 (Anubis) and 13-8 scoreline on map 2 (Ancient) - a similar beating to what Vitality gave them.
M80 Sent Home As FURIA Grabs Final Qualifying Spot
On November 16th, 2024, FURIA and M80 faced off in the Perfect World Shanghai Major Americas RMR for a chance to grab the last qualifying spot from their region. Unfortunately, despite the ambitions M80 entered the fray with, FURIA won comfortably across the two maps, Anubis and Vertigo, with the same scoreline, 13-8. FURIA’s qualification marks Gabriel "⁠FalleN⁠" Toledo’s 16th Major appearance, going to show how long he’s been competing in the Counter-Strike esports scene.
juanflatroo Departs Into The Breach
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.
JiJieHao Sign Jordanian Rifler BOROS
JiJieHao has officially signed Mohammad “BOROS” Malhas, the former Monte and Falcons player, as announced by the Chinese organization on Monday.
Everything You Need To Know About BLAST Open Lisbon 2025
BLAST Open Lisbon 2025 kicks off on March 19, bringing more top-tier Counter-Strike 2 action just as fans are still buzzing from ESL Pro League Season 21. With a $400,000 prize pool on the line, the tournament will begin in BLAST’s Copenhagen studio before moving to the MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal for the playoffs.
Exploring the Dynamic Duo: m0NESY and NiKo's Special Connection in Esports
In an intriguing dive into the chemistry between two renowned figures in the esports arena, m0NESY's recent revelation about his unique bond with teammate NiKo has stirred conversations across the community. As a cyber sport expert, I delve into the implications of such connections and how they can redefine team dynamics and performance.
Complexity and M80 Withdraw from Fragadelphia Vegas: A Detailed Analysis
Recent news has surfaced that both Complexity and M80 have made the decision to pull out of the upcoming Fragadelphia Vegas tournament, a move that has stirred discussions within the esports community. As an expert in the realm of e-sports, I aim to dissect the reasons behind their withdrawal and its potential impact on the tournament's competitive landscape.