// some people just can’t accept that an era has ended. Once again. It appears that Danish counterstrike is gonna be getting a revival of one of the best teams they have ever had. However, they’re reviving it without the parts that made them so good. It baffles me as to why we’ve gone back to our roots when we could never perform the same and all we are doing is destroying a legacy
// After many months of being in a slump, and whatever G2 have tried hasn’t worked. m0nesy & Niko have moved to falcons and G2 have never recovered since.
However, it seems they might be onto something with their most recent roster moves.
// Being at the top of your game doesn’t always last at some point. There is going to be another team that comes and is able to finally defeat you when you feel invincible.
// After months of being in the shadows of all other Tier 1 Teams, the eSports World Cup was time for The MongolZ to prove they have what it takes to play against the best teams in the world… and Aurora was the last team in their way before being crowned Champions of the eSports World Cup.
// After a stint with the Latvian AWPer ‘broky’ being on the bench while s1mple had a showing in the FaZe Jumper, it was always uncertain how long the organisation would wait to see if this core can bring back some performance of their 2022-23 dominance. However, it seems the time for action is upon us…
// After 11 years in the sport, Complexity have had a rough 2025. With the current economic environment for eSport, Complexity CEO Jason Lake had to make a decision he never thought he’d have to…
// With many teams struggling their way through the Online Stage of BLAST Bounty Season 2, the light at the end of the tunnel has come, as we see our 8 successful teams booking flights to Malta for the LAN Finals later this week.
// After a strong debut in Cologne, the success has not carried into the Online Server. makazze & Navi have fallen to the hands of Astralis for the first time this year.
// After 3 weeks in the roster, and mixed results… are there early signs of a new and improved FlyQuest? or, is this just a honeymoon period that will only get worse as time goes on?
// after being moved to a starter for NAVI Junior 10 months ago, it seemed like quite a gamble to move ‘makazze’ up to the main roster for Navi for Cologne. But after an impressive event, can he continue to shine during BLAST Bounty Season 2?
// since Russell has made a return to America and Team Liquid, his success has been very few and far between as the roster struggles to find any momentum across all events they have attended. As we have seen here against the Turkish team of ECSTATIC their woes are not yet over.
// After being benched 3 weeks before his home event of IEM Melbourne, Australia has been itching to get Justice for JKS… and we finally have it.
// After much disappointment at Cologne last year, Team Spirit are back with a vengeance. Against MOUZ in the Cathedral of Counterstrike, Team Spirit claim victory and donk has achieved the big three in CS.
// After limited success against Vitality in every event this year, MOUZ have a mountain to climb if they want a shot at the trophy in Cologne. Vitality are lining up to be the second team in history to claim the trophy in back-to-back years, where on the MOUZ side, Spinx could claim it back to back as a player, not the team.
// After being moved to the inactive roster in January, the Israeli Rifler Spinx found his new home in MOUZ. Now ranked the second-best team in the world, he is edging closer to securing his second Cologne Trophy in 2 years, with 2 different organisations.
// As a Counterstrike Community, we are better than the things that are being said at Cologne throughout the proceedings of Day 1. We need to do better as a collective, and the organisers need to acknowledge the disgusting actions of yesterday.
// After much speculation, s1mple has found his new home. Not in Tier 1 Counterstrike like suspected, but in fact he finds himself in the Navi Retirement Home... many ex-Navi players have found their life after Navi here, and Sasha has done the same.
// After spending many millions of dollars, and going through several different rosters... it might be time for The Falcons to give up on their hopes of trophies.
After 5 long years being in European Teams, Justin 'jks' Savage makes a long-awaited return to an Australian Counterstrike Team, finding his home in FlyQuest. With IEM Cologne being the team's first event with Justin, it will be interesting to see how well prepared they are for their European opponents.
// Since the major finished towards the end of June we have had some very exciting weeks of player transfers and even some unfortunate benching of players. Today we discuss some of the most important transfers and benches and discuss the exciting start to the next season of counterstrike