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|seo_title=BLAST R6 Munich Major Champions Crowned
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|date=2025-11-17T08:31:38.000Z
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|content=The BLAST R6 Munich Major wrapped up with a dramatic showdown in Germany, where M80 overpowered Team Falcons 3–1 in the Grand Final. The win delivered M80 a $250k prize and a direct berth to next year’s Six Invitational, the premier event in Rainbow Six Siege esports.

Team Falcons managed to take only a single map off M80 and even that came down to a nail-biting final round. For most of the series, M80 held firm control and dictated the pace from start to finish.

The victory marks a pivotal moment for North American Siege, with [[Companies/M80|M80]] securing its first Major trophy. Falcons’ strong run made them a formidable opponent, but M80 ultimately proved too resilient.

By locking in a spot at the Six Invitational—set to take place in Paris with a multi-million-dollar prize pool M80 has checked off the most critical competitive milestone of the season.

The win also adds another milestone to the already staggering résumé of M80 coach Fabian “[[People/Fabian|Fabian]]” Hällsten. The 31-year-old former competitor continues to build one of the most decorated careers in Rainbow Six history, with accomplishments including:

Six Invitational 2018

Six Invitational 2019

Six Invitational 2023

DreamHack Winter 2018

Pro League Year 2 Seasons 1 & 2

Six Major Paris 2018

South Korean League 2024

North American League 2025

Munich Major 2025
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