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FURIA put in all-timer performances to take down Spirit and raise hopes for the Major with BLAST Rivals Hong Kong win
FURIA won BLAST Rivals Hong Kong after dismantling Spirit, a showing that saw KSCERATO record the highest-rated CT side at a tier one CS2 event, and both molodoy and yuuirh come alive in the grand final after difficult years

BLAST holding a Major in Las Vegas is incredibly exciting for fans, but it will come with some serious complications for teams
The next NA CS2 Major is set to be absolutely huge. If rumours aree to be believed, it will be hosted in Las Vegas, but that will create a host of issues for the teams competing in it

PGL are taking everything from BLAST right now, and it could lead to BLAST making a swift exit from the Counter-Strike scene
PGL are heavily winning the race against BLAST, and soon the Danish company won't be able to catch up. Do BLAST have anything left to fight with, or will this spend the end of their time as a Counter-Strike tournament organiser?
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- 19:52FURIA are building up Brazil's hopes again, but I'm concerned they won't be able to see it throughNEWS
- 12:00Why 9z's inactivity caused them to nosedive down the VRS rankingsNEWS
- 10:00chopper's retirement is long overdue, and it's time we all agree that he never did anything of note to begin withNEWS
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"It's hard to see why you would need to go on an academy team" | Open Comms Ft. JDC and Chr1zN
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This time we're joined by BIG rifler JDC and HEROIC IGL Chr1zN, where these two academy graduates reflect on the current state of academy teams and how they function in a post-VRS world.




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