The level of Counter-Strike on display from G2 here in London was nothing short of fantastic, and you’d be forgiven for thinking they’d been established for a long time. But …
Interview
-
- Interview
sAw on the win versus Furia: “The game plan was correct; we didn’t need to make many adjustments.”
Eetu “sAw” Saha is widely regarded as one of the best minds Counter-Strike has to offer. Routinely elevating teams to levels beyond the sum of their parts, sAw knows what works …
-
Nikita “HeavyGod” Martynenko isn’t the only Endpoint Alumni gracing the stage here in London. Shahar “flameZ” Shushan was on Endpoint nearly five years ago. He joined OG, then moved on to …
- Interview
HeavyGod: “huNter- was calling insanely good [against FaZe]… he was just calling from his gut”
Nikita “HeavyGod” Martynenko is one of the greatest Endpoint alumni there is. After departing the UK org in January 2024, HeavyGod made his way through OG and Cloud9 before settling on …
- Interview
torzsi on the London crowd: “We were a little bit surprised that they were booing us, and then we realised their coach is UK”
MOUZ were greeted with boos when they walked down the illuminated steps of the OVO Wembley Arena prior to their game versus M80. The cheers that M80 received almost looked …
-
Not that long ago, British Counter-Strike player William “mezii” Merriman became a legend. Vitality took a 2-1 victory over The Mongolz at the BLAST.tv Austin Major final, cementing mezii as …
- Interview
dephh on BLAST Open London Finals: “You’re normally everywhere else except the UK. It’s special to be back”
Rory “dephh” Jackson is the coach of the best team in NA, but his roots lie on the other side of the pond. As a British man himself, M80 will …
-
11 months after 8Sins entered UK CS, they have announced they will be exiting Counter-Strike. The team will not continue to play as this announcement comes alongside Andrew “Wolfie” Allan, …
-
The online group stage of BLAST Open London has concluded, and we finally know who will be gracing the stage of the OVO Arena in Wembley. Some big names weren’t …
-
The double-elimination bracket has taken its first victims, thinning down the 16-team tournament by the end of day four. With big names like Virtus.Pro not making it past the first …