Team Vitality crushed NAVI in the grand final of BLAST Open Spring 2026 with a clean 3–0 sweep, claiming the championship title. The French squad didn’t drop a single map, demonstrating complete dominance on Inferno, Anubis, and Dust2. So far in early 2026, Vitality has already secured three major tournament victories and earned over $800,000 as a team.
NAVI finished second after falling short in the decisive series, while PARIVISION and Aurora Gaming shared 3rd–4th place following semifinal losses. The event concluded with a resounding triumph for the European lineup.
BLAST Open Spring 2026 took place from March 18 to 29 in Rotterdam, featuring 16 teams competing for a $400,000 prize pool in a Swiss-format group stage followed by a single-elimination playoff.
A CS2 digest: nafany is no longer tied to AMKAL, Russia has the biggest player representation at PGL Astana 2026, and apEX missed the BLAST Rivals Spring 2026 all-star lineup.
A CS2 digest: Cache quickly became the standout map after release, Aurora is expected to keep its Turkish lineup, Luminosity and TSM are eyeing 3DMAX, and broky topped the AWP chart at BLAST Rivals.
A CS2 digest: Team Vitality swept NAVI in the BLAST Rivals Spring 2026 final, ZywOo became the second player to reach a +10,000 K/D difference, and donk played more Dota 2 pubs than CS2 FACEIT maps in April.
NaVi defeated FaZe to reach the BLAST final, GamerLegion knocked out Astralis, and BOROS was suspended from a Chinese event.
A CS2 digest: IEM Atlanta 2026 opening matchups were revealed, BIG paused its women’s roster, HObbit became a free agent, and FaZe eliminated G2 from BLAST Rivals Spring 2026.
A CS2 digest: Vitality reached the BLAST Rivals semifinal, Devilwalk joined ALGO, FUT is set to bring back lauNX, and HOTU signed kade0.
A CS2 digest: BLAST Rivals Spring 2026 opening results, FUT ending Vitality’s Dust2 streak, and Cache joining CS2.
