Team Vitality Emerges as Last CS:GO World Champions in Historic BLAST Paris Major Win

Author

Moin Khot

Date

May, 22.2023

In a thrilling showdown at the BLAST Paris Major, Team Vitality emerged victorious, etching their name in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) history as the last-ever world champions. The French squad triumphed over GamerLegion with a convincing 2-0 victory in the grand final, held in their home city earlier today.

CS:GO BLAST Paris Major Grand Finals Team Vitality vs GamerLegion Recap

Following is the recap of CS:GO BLAST Paris Major Grand Finals Team Vitality vs GamerLegion.

Map No. 1: Overpass

The highly anticipated final kicked off on the map Overpass, where Team Vitality displayed unwavering dominance. The team swiftly secured a resounding 16-6 win, leaving GamerLegion struggling to find its footing. The stage was set for a momentous match point, and Vitality capitalized on their momentum.

Map No. 2: Nuke

Transitioning to the second map, Nuke, GamerLegion showed greater resilience and competitiveness. After ten rounds, it held a 6-4 lead, showcasing its determination to challenge the favorites. However, Team Vitality showcased its prowess by staging a remarkable comeback in the second half. Gradually bridging the gap, it equalized the score at 13-13, leaving both teams on edge. In a display of sheer determination, Vitality secured the crucial rounds and clinched victory with a 16-13 triumph, cementing their Major championship status.

The triumph came as no surprise, given Team Vitality's formidable presence in the tournament. With the event unfolding in their hometown of Paris, the pressure to perform was immense. As top teams fell by the wayside early on, it became evident that this was Vitality's Major to seize. It sailed through the Legends stage, securing victory in all three matches. Overpowering Into The Breach and Apeks, Vitality earned a well-deserved spot in the grand final.

As the BLAST Paris Major concludes, the competitive era of CS:GO reaches its culmination. There will be no more Majors held on CS:GO, as the highly anticipated launch of Counter-Strike 2 this summer marks a new chapter in professional gameplay. While players prepare for the transition, speculations arise regarding the retirements of prominent figures who may opt to bid farewell rather than adapt to the new game.