Most recently, the Na’Vi roster had to undergo a change to their CS:GO roster. Regardless of this, they managed to walk away with a win at the BLAST Premier Spring Finals 2022. Accordingly, NaVi CS:GO Roster looks to maintain this change – read on to learn more below!
Specifically, the roster is still without their player, Kirill “Boombl4″ Mikhaylov. Currently fighting through personal matters, the stand-in of Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev will stay on this team for the upcoming event.
This announcement is short-term and will apply for IEM Cologne coming up for now. Here’s a refresher of the roster below for the upcoming event:
Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev
Denis “electroNic” Sharipov
Ilya “Perfecto” Zalutskiy
Valerii “b1t” Vakhovskyi
Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev
Andrii “B1ad3″ Horodenskyi – Coach
Credits: Valve
With $1,000,000 on the line, the IEM Cologne event will have everything to fight for – a fiery crowd, legendary venue and another Major!
We’re curious to see if the roster can maintain their recent performances.
For those unaware, the Cologne venue is simply legendary for competitive CS:GO. Accordingly, the IEM Cologne Bracket and Group was just announced and you can take a look at the announced matches below!
IEM Cologne Bracket and Group Stage – Read for Action
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đ16 teams in the Play-In Stage – 8 advance to groups đŧ8 more teams wait for them in Groups đĨ6 playoff teams fight it out in the Cathedral of Counter-Strike, July 15-17!
Furthermore, everything was announced on social media. Indeed, let’s look at the Play-In stages below:
Heroic vs Sprout
MOUZ vs paiN Gaming
Team Spirit vs Complexity
GODSENT vs Astralis
BIG vs ORDER
Outsiders vs Imperial Esports
MIBR vs Movistar Riders
TYLOO vs Team Vitality
Specifically, from this stage, only the top 8 will progress to the Group Stage.
Bearing this in mind, these eight teams will join the 4 teams waiting for them in the Group Stage. Namely, these are Natus Vincere, Ninjas in Pyjamas, G2 Esports and ENCE.
Credits: ESL
Accordingly, for these 24 teams there’ll be $1,000,000 on the line competing at this legendary event.
With the event kickin goff in July 5th, the event will span roughly two weeks and will rock the world of competitive CS:GO. As we grow closer to the event, we’ll be sure to stay up to date in the future!
Since February, the Team Spirit CS:GO roster has been doing its best to try and find success. Accordingly, they’re still switching things up to best their chances. Indeed, read on as we discuss their most recent change.
Team Spirit CS:GO Roster – Desgter Benched
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Anyways, this change revolves around the likes of Abdulkhalik “degster” Gasanov being benched from the active roster. In his stead, the likes of Ihor “w0nderful” Zhdanov has been signed to the roster from HellRaisers.
Here’s the current roster below:
Leonid “chopper” Vishnyakov
Boris “magixx” Vorobyev
Robert “Patsi” Isyanov
Pavel “s1ren” Ogloblin
Ihor “w0nderful” Zhdanov
Sergey “hally” Shavayev
Accordingly, the likes of their recent achievements has shown some promise, but a strong lack of consistency – especially after finishing 3-4th at the PGL Major Antwerp 2022 event.
Credits: Valve
Bearing this in mind, they’ll be wanting to improve over their achievements as listed below for you to check out:
9-12th @ Pinnacle Cup IV
3-4th @ PGL Major Antwerp 2022
8th @ PGL Major Antwerp 2022 European RMR B
2nd @ PGL Major Antwerp 2022: European RMR – Open Qualifier #2
5-8th @ PGL Major Antwerp 2022: European RMR – Open Qualifier #1
Indeed, the Heroic CS:GO Roster 2022 has been enjoying an upward trend recently. Managing strong performances in lower tier events, they’ve also shown potential at recent Majors too. Read on as we discuss their recent change!
Specifically, last week the Heroic organization chose to bench Ismial “refrezh” Ali from the active roster.
In his stead, the likes of Jakob “Jabbi” Nygaard has been signed onto the active roster. Signed from Copenhagen Flames, the youngster follows the idea of having a fully Danish roster.
Indeed, it’s been tough for the Team Liquid CS:GO Roster 2022. Accordingly, the team had made big changes last year in December hoping to improve this year. However, results have been missing, especially recently. Read on to learn about recent changes affecting the roster below!
Team Liquid CS:GO Roster 2022 – Going Back
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Accordingly, everyone was very excited when Richard “shox” Papillon was signed back in December. Indeed, hoping to be the super star this team needed, after a few months there was simple not enough to show for it.
Indeed, we’re not just talking about unfortunate mid-tier placements, we’re referring to serious underperformance, especially for Team Liquid. Anyways, currently, here is the active team.
Jonathan “EliGE” Jablonowski
Keith “NAF” Markovic
Joshua “oSee” Ohm
Nicholas “nitr0″ Cannella
Damian “daps” Steele – Coach
With no competition right now at hand for the team, they’ve decided to make a change. Specifically, the following players were let go of below:
Indeed, heading into the BLAST Spring Finals event, Na’Vi were not the favourites. Accordingly, considering the stand-in player they had, the odds were against them. However, as you’ll find out in the BLAST Spring Finals 2022 recap below, they managed to take the win!
BLAST Spring Finals 2022 Recap – Expected but Unexpected
Furthermore, favourites included Team Vitality and FaZe Clan. Regardless, the Ukranian squad showed some incredible resilience. Having signed Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev from MAD Lions to stand-in for Kirill “Boombl4″ Mikhaylov, hopes were curious.
So much so, the team didn’t start very strong at the Group Stage. Within Group B, Natus Vincere managed a 1-1 record to place third, earning a Quarterfinals seed.
Here, they managed to take down the favourites of the event, FaZe Clan, in a 2-0 fashion.
Accordingly, they then went on to OG and managed to take the down in an exciting 2-1 record.
Watch the final vlog from the #BLASTPremier Spring Finals 2022 & relive the moment of victory with the NAVI CS:GO team!
And then, it’s the Grand Finals which were truly spectacular. Moreover, the match between Team Vitality and Na’Vi is one we saw several times in 2021, and it’s one that Na’Vi walked away with time and time again.
Although Team Vitality had high hopes, Natus Vincere were determined to win their first trophy of 2022.
What’s curious now is – what will the Ukranian team do with the roster? Will the stand-in stay on the active roster? Will “electroNic” remain the in-game leader?
A few months ago, Natus Vincere CS:GO were on top of the world for competitive CS:GO. Accordingly, due to outside factors, the roster has gone through an interesting time recently – read on as we discuss a roster update below!
Back at the end of June, the likes of Kirill “Boombl4″ Mikhaylov was benched from the roster due to the player facing personal matters. So much so, the player used to be the in-game leader for the roster and a key to success.
Anyways, while he’s been away, the team has continued competing. Specifically, at the BLAST Premier Spring Finals, Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev will be standing in for the roster for the time being:
Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev
Denis “electroNic” Sharipov
Ilya “Perfecto” Zalutskiy
Valerii “b1t” Vakhovskyi
STAND-IN – Viktor “sdy” Orudzhev
Andrii “B1ad3″ Horodenskyi – Coach
Credits: ESL
Naturally, the organization hopes that this change is only temporary. In addition, Denis “electroNic” Sharipov will lead the team for the time being.
Indeed, it will be difficult for the team to maintain past performances:
It’s been rough for the OG CS:GO Roster 2022. Indeed, at the end of May, the team made two big changes to try and reform the roster. However, despite this, there’s another obstacle – they’ll have to play with a stand-in player this next event!
Specifically, we’re referring to the very intense BLAST Premier Spring Finals 2022 taking place in the coming days.
Heading into this event, this was planning to be the very first event for this new roster to prove itself. However, Mateusz “mantuu” Wilczewski is calling in sick and the organization found a quick stand-in.
Specifically, the likes of Abdulkhalik “degster” Gasanov is stepping in for the roster, with the coming full team:
Accordingly, after a few majors already, the competitive CS:GO community is only half way through the year. Indeed, the BLAST Premier Spring Finals 2022 are right around the corner. Taking the competition offline, with 8 of the best teams in the world, read on to learn How to Watch below!
Event Background
Credits: BLAST
Heading into this event, BLAST is offering a Tier 1 competitive circuit for CS:GO, with qualification stages and events afterwards.
Bearing this in mind, the Spring 2022 Finals comes after a Spring Regular Season, where certain teams fought to gain 6 available seeds at this event.
Accordingly, there is a prize pool of $425,000 on the line for the 8 teams, all competing offline in Lisbon, Portugal running from 15th June to 19th June.
Anyways, here are your competitors listed below together with their path of qualification:
Spring Groups
Team Vitality
OG
FaZe Clan
G2 Esports
Natus Vincere
BIG
Spring EU Showdown
ENCE
paiN Gaming
Apart from prize, there is also a highly coveted seed on the line for the BLAST World Final later on this year – only the victor will claim it.
Format
Credits: BLAST
With regards to format, this smaller event will follow the format BLAST has implement for previous events of this kind.
Firstly, we’ll have a Group Stage. Here, the 8 teams will be split into two groups of 4, following a double-elimination/GSL groups. At the end of this stage, with BO3 matches, only the top 3 will progress to the Playoffs. Here are the groups below:
Group A:
FaZe Clan
G2 Esports
paiN Gaming
Team Vitality
Group B:
BIG
ENCE
Natus Vincere
OG
Qualification into the Playoffs will take place as follows from the groups:
Group Winner – Semifinals seed
Group Runners-Up – Quarterfinals High seeds
3rd place – Quarterfinals Low seeds
Regarding the Playoffs, here a single-elimination bracket with BO3 matches will determine the final standings of the competition.
Schedule for the BLAST Premier Spring Finals 2022
Credits: BLAST Premier
Running over four days, there’s a lot of schedule to consider. With regards to the schedule, let’s take a look at the opening matches schedule:
FaZe Clan vs paiN Gaming (11:00 CEST)
G2 Esports vs Team Vitality (14:00 CEST)
Natus Vincere vs OG (17:00 CEST)
ENCE vs BIG (20:00 CEST)
Accordingly, we recommend visiting the official event page here for an updated schedule.
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With regards to predictions, let’s take a look at the most recent Major event, PGL Major Antwerp 2022 below:
#1 – FaZe Clan
#2 – Natus Vincere
#3-4 – Team Spirit, ENCE
#5-8 – FURIA Esports, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Copenhagen Flames, Heroic
Indeed, we can’t wait to see a rematch between FaZe Clan and Natus Vincere, as two of the best teams in the world right now. Otherwise, the most recent winners for IEM, Cloud9, will not be attending the event.
Of course, the likes of G2 Esports are also strong competitors and could surprise the community.
Regardless, there’s a tonne to look forward to as the competition keeps coming.
Accordingly, as a budding European roster, Entropiq are always searching for success. However, the Entropiq CS:GO Roster still sits a few leagues below the best in the world. Indeed, that’s why changes are ideal to shake things up – read on to learn more below!
Entropiq CS:GO Roster 2022 – Making Swaps
đ We are honoured to welcome a new member to our team, world-class player Nikolay "mir" Bityukov, who is going to replace @Lack1csgo in the main roster.
đ You can even watch mir in action today in @republeague!
Heading forward, the team is hoping to compete at the upcoming REPUBLEAGUE Season 3 and ESL Challengers League Season 41: Europe. Let’s see if they can continue to perform well at the A-tier level:
7-8th @ ESL Challengers at DreamHack Valencia 2022: European Qualifier
1st @ Intel Extreme Masters XVII – Dallas: European Qualifier
