BLAST Premier Spring Final Winners Crowned

BLAST Premier Spring Final Winners Crowned

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17 June 2024 10:19

Team Spirit emerged victorious in the BLAST Premier Spring Final Counter-Strike 2 tournament by defeating NAVI 3-1 in the grand final. This win secured Team Spirit the title of BLAST champions for the current season along with a first-place prize of $200k.

Additionally, they earned a spot in the BLAST World Final tournament scheduled for the year-end. NAVI, the runners-up, received $85k, while Virtus.Pro and Team Vitality each took home $40k for finishing in the top four.

The final series commenced with a 13-9 victory for Team Spirit on Ancient, marking a strong start in the best-of-five format. They followed this success with another 13-9 win on Dust 2, showcasing their dominance over NAVI.

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Danil "donk" Kryshkovets was awarded the HLTV x 1xBet Most Valuable Player of the BLAST Premier Spring Final 2024. His exceptional performance was instrumental in leading Team Spirit to their second triumph of the season.

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BLAST Premier Spring Final Winners Crowned

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17 June 2024 10:19

Tags: BLAST Counter Strike

Team Spirit emerged victorious in the BLAST Premier Spring Final Counter-Strike 2 tournament by defeating NAVI 3-1 in the grand final. This win secured Team Spirit the title of BLAST champions for the current season along with a first-place prize of $200k.

Additionally, they earned a spot in the BLAST World Final tournament scheduled for the year-end. NAVI, the runners-up, received $85k, while Virtus.Pro and Team Vitality each took home $40k for finishing in the top four.

The final series commenced with a 13-9 victory for Team Spirit on Ancient, marking a strong start in the best-of-five format. They followed this success with another 13-9 win on Dust 2, showcasing their dominance over NAVI.

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Danil "donk" Kryshkovets was awarded the HLTV x 1xBet Most Valuable Player of the BLAST Premier Spring Final 2024. His exceptional performance was instrumental in leading Team Spirit to their second triumph of the season.

<a href=https://x.com/BLASTPremier/status/1802402125495853382></a>

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