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In the electrifying arena of competitive gaming, few events draw attention like the PGL Bucharest tournament. This year (2025), powerhouses G2 Esports and 3DMAX have continued their dominating streaks, showcasing skill, strategy, and an unbeatable drive to win. Here’s a deeper dive into how these teams have once again set the esports world ablaze.

In a striking display of skill and strategy, FUT secured the championship title at the Exort Proving Grounds Season 4, marking a significant milestone in their esports journey. This victory not only cements their reputation in the competitive gaming landscape but also highlights the evolving dynamics of cyber sports.

On November 18th, 2024, FNATIC concluded day 1 with a 1-1 score at the Perfect World Shanghai Major Europe RMR. Although they were dealt a bad hand in their opening game, being matched against Natus Vincere, the #1 team in the world, they didn’t go down without stealing 9 rounds off the powerhouse. They completely bounced back in the following game, obliterating Rebels in a swift 13-3 fashion.

Norwegian Counter-Strike pro Joakim "⁠jkaem⁠" Myrbostad has found himself at the center of controversy after being accused of failing to repay a $10,000 skin debt to trader erlsan, a loan dating back to BLAST Paris Major 2023.

In a move that has stirred the esports community, Perfect World recently announced its invites for the Cyberathlete Championship (CAC) 2025, seemingly in breach of the established Terms of Reference (TOR) rulebook. This decision has raised questions about fairness and transparency in esports tournament invitations.

In the electrifying first season of BLAST Rivals, fans were treated to unforgettable matches, displaying the zenith of competitive gaming prowess. Here, we delve into the highlights, focusing on the season's Exceptional Valuable Players (EVPs) and All-Star team selections that have left an indelible mark on the esports landscape.

The renowned Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) map, Overpass, celebrates its monumental return after a decade since its inception, bringing with it a plethora of iconic moments and memories for the eSports community.

On November 12th, 2024, fans tuned in as the Perfect World Shanghai Major Americas RMR was in full swing, with the best of the best facing off for a chance to compete in this year’s final Major. Amongst these teams, we saw Team Complexity facing the Argentinian powerhouse, BESTIA. Although the match started off in BESTIA’s favour, leading 1-3 with a pistol round win, 5 rounds were all that Complexity was willing to concede. Complexity took back the lead in the ninth round, leading 5-4 before running away with it, closing out the best-of-one with a 13-5. While a part of Complexity celebrated the win, they know it’s far from what they want to achieve.

In a significant move aimed at bolstering their lineup and strategic gameplay, ENCE has officially announced the signing of Rigon "rigoN" Gashi, while strategically benching Lukas "gla1ve" Rossander. This change signals a fresh direction for ENCE's competitive outlook in the esports arena.

In a significant update that is set to redefine competitive gameplay, CS2 (Counter-Strike 2) has introduced extensive map and animation changes, promising an enhanced player experience. This latest development not only aims to improve visual appeal but also entails strategic adjustments that could alter the way matches are played.

In a surprising move, the majority of the world's top 10 esports teams have decided to skip the upcoming PGL Masters in Bucharest, despite organizers' efforts to accommodate teams by adjusting the event dates. This decision underscores the growing scheduling conflicts and priorities facing elite esports competitors.

The final teams participating in the upcoming BLAST Open London event have been announced, with Legacy, M80, FlyQuest, and ECSTATIC completing the lineup. This move sets the stage for an electrifying competition as these teams join the fray alongside already confirmed squads.

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.

On December 16th 2024, fans looked back as history was made on the final day of the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024. Despite small hiccups throughout the tournament, everything came back full circle. Similar to how they won their first title this year at IEM Katowice, defeating FaZe, they just won their fourth title by beating FaZe 2-1. The only difference was that instead of Dmitry "⁠sh1ro⁠" Sokolov backing up Danil "⁠donk⁠" Kryshkovets, it was Boris "⁠magixx⁠" Vorobiev.

On December 11th 2024, GamerLegion’s coach, Ashley "⁠ash⁠" Battye, reflected on his team’s performance at the Perfect World Shanghai Major, expressing much satisfaction. Considering how the team brought Sebastian "⁠Tauson⁠" Tauson Lindelof into the team two months before the event, causing Timur "⁠FL4MUS⁠" Marev to take on more responsibilities, ash’s reflection expressed to HLTV comes as no surprise.