Stage 1 of the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 wrapped up with intense battles, unexpected upsets, and game-changing moments that have reshaped the CS2 Major tournament landscape.

Biggest shockers

Among the biggest shockers in CS2 esports were the surprising eliminations of North American favorites compLexity, FlyQuest, NRG, and Wildcard. Despite their strong reputations, these teams fell short, highlighting the brutal and unforgiving nature of the Swiss system format used in the Major.

European prowess

European teams like Heroic, B8, Nemiga, BetBoom, and OG advanced confidently, showcasing skill and consistency that will keep their CS2 skins and stickers highly sought after in the trading community. Asia’s TYLOO and China’s Lynn Vision also punched their tickets to Stage 2, adding international flavor. South America’s Legacy continued its impressive run, strengthening the region’s presence in the CS2 competitive scene.

Eliminations

Fluxo, Metizsport, Chinggis Warriors, Imperial Esports, Complexity, Wildcard, Flyquest and NRG were eliminated. Flyquest, Wildcard, and complexity were expected to easily pass through to stage 2 but fell short.

Stage 1 recap

The teams advancing to Stage 2 include Heroic, B8, Nemiga, BetBoom, OG, TYLOO, Lynn Vision, and Legacy.

The teams eliminated are compLexity, FlyQuest, NRG, Wildcard, Fluxo, Metizsport, Chinggis Warriors, and Imperial Esports.

Trading impact

Major results on CSBUMPS means staying ahead of market changes, knowing when to buy or sell CS2 skins, stickers, and collectibles tied to the hottest teams and players. As the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 progresses, expect more upsets and thrilling matches, making it one of the most exciting events for both competitive play and CS2 trading.