We are less than one week away from the start of the last ever Major in CS:GO history. To ease the waiting time, we have created a countdown series, where we dive into the history of all 18 Majors. Today we have reached MLG Columbus 2016.

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 Luminosity Gaming (coldzera, fer, FalleN, fnx, TACO)

 Cache, Cobblestone, Dust2, Inferno, Mirage, Train, Overpass

For the first time in history, a Major took place in North America. It was also the first time, that a Counter-Strike tournament had a $1,000,000 prize pool. 

16 teams were again ready to fight for the Major and the $500.000 in first prize. Fnatic entered the tournament as the number 1 ranked team in the world and was considered tournament favorites to win their fourth Major title. Defending champions from Team EnVyUs had not been on top of their game since the win at DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015. Instead, NAVI, Luminosity Gaming, and the newly formed Danish roster from Astralis were potential candidates for the Grand Final.

All four favorites made it out of the group stage with only Fnatic losing a match along the way. The Swedish favorites immediately crashed out of the playoffs after Astralis dominated them hard. For the first time in history, there would be a non-European team in the Grand Final. Team Liquid and the Brazilians from Luminosity Gaming were paired in one of the Semi-Finals. Here the Brazilians got the better of s1mple and Team Liquid after two maps with overtime, where Team Liquid missed out on 15 match points before Coldzera finished the NA team off in Luminosity's first match point. 

Over in the other side of the bracket, it was Natus Vincere who qualified for their second consecutive Grand Final with a clear 2-0 win against Astralis.

The battle for the title stood between two rosters, who had started to form a rivalry. The two teams had faced each other in several Grand Finals or late stages at tournaments in the previous year. It was NAVI who went into the match as favorites. Luminosity chose Mirage as their map pick, while NAVI leaned on Overpass. The Brazilians got off to a difficult start trailing the CIS team 6-0 before fighting their way back. Natus Vincere had not lost a single map in the tournament, but on Mirage they were finally defeated after overtime.

Now the fight was moved to Overpass which quickly turned into a catastrophe for NAVI. On their own map pick, NAVI lost 16-2 to a well playing Brazilian side, who managed to become the first team outside of Europe to win a major title. 

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Highest rated players at MLG Columbus 2016:

1. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/coldzera","isNewTab":true,"text":"Marcelo 'coldzera' David"}] (Luminosity Gaming) - 1.32 rating

2. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/niko","isNewTab":true,"text":"Nikola 'NiKo' Kovač"}] (MOUZ) - 1.30 rating

3. Ioann 'Edward' Sukhariev (NAVI) - 1.28

4. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/flamie","isNewTab":true,"text":"Egor 'flamie' Vasilev"}] (NAVI) - 1.25

5. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/s1mple","isNewTab":true,"text":"Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev"}] - 1.24

6. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/device","isNewTab":true,"text":"Nicolai 'dev1ce' Reedtz"}] (Astralis) 1.22

7. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/shara","isNewTab":true,"text":"Oleksandr 'Shara' Hordieiev"}] (FlipSid3) 1.21

8. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/dupreeh","isNewTab":true,"text":"Peter 'dupreeh' Rasmussen"}] (Astralis) -  1.20

9. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/rain","isNewTab":true,"text":"Håvard 'rain' Nygaard"}] (FaZe) - 1.19

10. [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/players/bondik","isNewTab":true,"text":"Vlаdуslаv 'bondik' Nеchуроrchuk"}] (FlipSid3) - 1.19

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In the world of Counter-Strike, the Intel Grand Slam is one of the most prestigious and greatest honors to obtain. The massive prize and title live up to its name, as the Intel Grand Slam offers no more than a whopping $1.000.000 in prize winnings.  The Intel Grand Slam was founded in 2017 by ESL and the prize is awarded to any team that manages to win four S-tier events held by ESL and DreamHack in a span of ten tournaments.

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In this article, we’ll be taking a look at how Natus Vincere cemented themselves into the history of Counter-Strike by becoming the third team to win an Intel Grand Slam and the spoils of $1.000.000.

NAVI joined the elite group of Astralis and Team Liquid, but became the first team to complete the impressive run with victories in both ESL Pro Tour Championship competitions, IEM Katowice, and IEM Cologne. They also managed to break Astralis’ record for most prize money won in a calendar year – $4,275,500, surpassing the achievement of Astralis, who scooped in $3,600,000 in 2018, according to esportsearnings.com.

Intel Grand Slam Season 3 | 2019-07-18 to 2021-09-12

Winners: Natus Vincere (Born to Win) – s1mple, Boombl4, Perfecto, B1T, electronic, flamie.

Intel Extreme Masters XIV – World Championship | NAVI 

Intel Extreme Masters XVI – Cologne | NAVI 

The third season of the Intel Grand Slam is the only one that had two of its events held online. DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 and ESL Pro League Season 14 were among many other events in that period that just couldn’t be carried out on LAN due to the Covid-19 crisis and its devastating consequences. This was also the reason for the Season 3 of the Intel Grand Slam being the longest one to date, lasting 756 days since it kicked off at IEM Chicago 2019.

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In the first two seasons of the Intel Grand Slam, which were won by Astralis and Team Liquid respectively, a team was required to win four S-Tier events out of ten. With Astralis and Team Liquid both securing the Intel Grand Slam title within the same twelve months, many fans feared that there would be no third season of the Intel Grand Slam. However, Season 3 of the Intel Grand Slam got confirmed not long after, but the IEM boss, Michal Blicharz revealed that there had been made some changes in the rules. To win the Intel Grand Slam, a team could still secure the title with four wins in ten consecutive tournaments but had to win either IEM Katowice, ESL One: Cologne, or a Major held by ESL or DreamHack.

Here’s the story of NAVI’s journey to the Season 3 Intel Grand Slam title.

NAVI begin the hunt for the Intel Grand Slam

Natus Vincere’s hunt for the Intel Grand Slam title began at IEM Katowice in February 2020. It was the last S-Tier LAN event before the Covid-19 pandemic forced CS:GO events to be played online. At the event, NAVI recovered from an early loss to fnatic and made it out from the Lower bracket by defeating the likes of FaZe Clan and Ninjas in Pyjamas to lock in a spot in the playoffs. Here, NAVI’s top level of team play began to show, with all their players’ individual skills also shining through.

In convincing fashion, they stormed through to the grand final with 2-0 victories over Team Liquid and Astralis before ultimately taking down G2 3-0. The Russian-Ukrainian squad only dropped 29 rounds in their final five maps. Their Ukrainian beast, Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev, grabbed the MVP award and averaged a 1.33 rating across 18 maps, totally outclassing the opposition at the tournament while also closing out the grand final with a 1.52 rating.

NAVI’s second step towards the Intel Grand Slam title came in April 2021. In the period leading up to the DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 event, NAVI was going through a bit of a turbulent time with their six-man roster and decided to make a change. After some poor results at IEM Katowice 2021 and ESL Pro League Season, the organization announced the benching of flamie, replacing him with one of Ukraine’s biggest talents, B1T. In his first S-Tier event with NAVI at DreamHack Masters Spring 2021, the 18-year-old prodigy quickly showed the CS:GO world what he was capable of. With B1T, NAVI seemed to had found their missing piece as they went on to eliminate MOUZ, Virtus.pro, FURIA, and Heroic before sweeping their CIS rivals from Gambit with a 3-0 series result in the grand final.

The Ukrainian beast, s1mple, grabbed another MVP award, finishing DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 with a 1.41 across 15 maps. This was s1mple’s 13th MVP medal of his career.

Just a week later, the world of CS:GO finally got the experience that they had waited for in such a long time. The first LAN event in 500 days, IEM Cologne. Here, NAVI played their hearts out and no one stood a chance against them. They demolished every team on their way to the grand final – Renegades, Team Vitality, Astralis, and FaZe Clan. In the grand final of the event, they took upon G2, their opponents from the last LAN event at IEM Katowice. The Russian-Ukrainian squad made quick work of the grand final and came out on top with a dominant 3-0 victory to claim what seemed to be rightfully theirs.

Once again, s1mple clinched the MVP award, this time at a stacked $1 million tournament. The Ukrainian beast showed terrifying form throughout the whole event and averaged a 1.51 overall rating. The MVP medal was s1mple’s fourth of the year and 15th in his career as a professional Counter-Strike player.

NAVI write their name in the history books

Coming from IEM Cologne and a short player break, it was clear to everyone that Born to Win was a level above everyone else in CS:GO and undoubtedly the best team heading into the ESL Pro League Season 14 event, where they would finally clinch the Intel Grand Slam title. And even if they didn’t triumph at the event, they would still have two opportunities to claim the prize.

Natus Vincere started off with topping the arguably most competitive group in the tournament, taking down the likes of fnatic, MOUZ, Evil Geniuses, and FaZe before crushing the playoffs with victories over ENCE and Heroic to set up a grand final battle against ZywOo and company from Team Vitality. The Frenchmen got the best out of NAVI in the grand final and pushed them to the limit by making sure the affair went the distance of five maps.

However, NAVI’s momentum of their previous victories helped them clinch the victory on the deciding map, Mirage (16-14).

Alongside the ESL Pro League title and the Intel Grand Slam, s1mple was awarded the 16th MVP medal of his career. The Ukrainian superstar was without a doubt the best performer at the event and topped several categories, including rating (1.35), kills per round (0.88), impact rating (1.48), and KAST (77.8%), while also being in the Top 5 in terms of K-D difference (+135), ADR (87.3), and opening kills per round (0.18).

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NAVI got their deserved Intel Grand Slam title and wrote their names in the history books of CS:GO by becoming the third team to win an Intel Grand Slam while silencing any doubters or haters in the process.

Events that were part of the Intel Grand Slam Season 3

Here’s the list of events that were part of the Season 3 Intel Grand Slam:

- ESL One: New York 2019 – Evil Geniuses 

- DreamHack Masters Malmö 2019 – fnatic 

- ESL Pro League Season 10 Finals – MOUZ 

- IEM Katowice World Championship 2020 – Natus Vincere 

- Intel Extreme Masters Global Challenge – Astralis 

- DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 – Natus Vincere 

The most exciting fact is that Boombl4's men weren’t even looking to slow down things any time soon.

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The profiled Russian Egor "flamie" Vasilyev has found himself a new CS:GO after leaving Natus Vincere back in September last year. flamie will not move far away, as a transfer of the 24-year-old rifler to the Russians from 1WIN was confirmed this Monday.

The confirmation came on [link:{"url":"https://vk.com/1wingm","isNewTab":true,"text":"vk.com"}].

- We are glad that Egor is joining our team! He is a world-class player who will bring tremendous experience and top-level individual play to the team. We are looking forward to the tournaments in the near future. We believe that with such an update in the team, we will reach new heights together, 1WIN Manager, Artem Karyagin stated.

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Despite his many years of experience and success at the very top of CS:GO, flamie is still only 24-years-old.

After having won 14 LAN events with NAVI from his long tenure between 2015-2021, the CIS heavy hitter decided to release flamie to make room for the promising youngster Valeriy "b1t" Vakhovskiy. Despite his many years of experience and success at the very top of CS:GO, flamie is still only 24-years-old.

{cflag:RU} Alexander "glowiing" Matsievich

1WIN

Last week it was announced that the renowned rifler Egor "flamie" Vasiliev and Natus Vincere have parted ways. The decision means that the 24-year-old Russian become a free agent and free to seek other opportunities.

However, flamie isn’t completely done with the organization. The loyal servant will participate with NAVI’s academy team NAVI Junior at the upcoming WePlay Academy League Season 2, the Russians confirm. The tournament is made for academy teams, which means that each team only is allowed to field one player over the age of 20. The remaining players are between 16-20 years old.

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Natus Vincere Junior

NAVI’s long-standing rifler, Egor “flamie” Vasilev who recently was announced as a free agent has allegedly been invited to joining a new upcoming CS:GO team which is being created by a popular Russian rapper named Egor Kreed, according to a [link:{"url":"https://vk.com/overdrivez?w=wall-155585322_114260","isNewTab":true,"text":"report"}] by Alexey “OverDrive” Biryukov. 

The 24-year-old Russian is at the moment bound to play with NAVI’s Academy roster in the yet announced WePlay Academy League Season 2, following which he is free to take up any offer. The Ukrainian organization hopes to use his in-game experience as a learning process for the youngsters in the Academy roster, all while flamie can showcase his skills to interested parties.

In a video hosted by a Russian YouTube channel, Egor Creed reportedly said that he plans on forming a new esports organization, which flamie is allegedly been invited to join.

While no official information about the roster was revealed by the rapper, OverDrive has come forward with a report alleging that the lineup by Egor Creed will look as follows:

There has been no official statement from any of the parties involved yet. 

After having won 14 LAN-events alongside his teammates at Natus Vincere, the Russian rifler in Egor "flamie" Vasilyev is now announced as a free agent after leaving NaVi. The decision to part ways with Natus Vincere comes after the change in NaVi's starting line-up with "B1T" taking his spot alongside the remaining four players within the roster. 

Despite his many years of experience and success with the NaVi roster, "flamie" is still only 24-years-old and will most probably seek to find a new challenge for himself at a new organization. For now, let's look back at some of the brightest moments that the former NaVi superstar has produced throughout his six-year spell at the organization: 

In 2016 the two-timed major winner and MVP Marcelo "coldzera" David played for Luminosity Gaming the first six months of the year, and for SK Gaming in the rest.

He played 18 maps at the major, averaging a rating of 1.34, an absolutely outrageous result by the lurker from Brazil. No one was even near his level, and this is also why he was chosen as the best player in the world in both 2016 and 2017.

In 2017 at SK Gaming things didn’t go downhill for "coldzera", who seems to live for the big stages.

The Brazilian once again proved to be one of the best major players of all time, as he became the best-rated player at the majors two years in a row, with an average rating of 1.32 in 15 maps with SK Gaming.

Once again he managed to outperform the best players in the world at the time and kept proving why he was such a feared individual back in the day.

The Brazilian phenom's future is unknown after he was benched on FaZe.

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The CS:GO titans from Natus Vincere haven’t commenced 2021 as they probably would have hoped and expected. The dominant Russians have struggled for months now, despite winning BLAST Premier Global Final back in January, which stands as a clear contrast to their disappointing results at IEM Katowice and ESL Pro League Season 13.

The biggest problem for NAVI has been the tame and very weak individual performances by their players – Everyone besides Aleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev of course. The standout player for the CIS giants has been Egor “flamie” Vasilev. The 24-year old rifler has throughout the last 3 months, presented career-low numbers, with flamie averaging a poor 0.97 Rating. s1mple, on the other hand, is putting up an insane 1.35 Rating.

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2021 have not been a successful year so far for flamie and the rest of NAVI

NAVI head coach, Andrii "B1ad3" Gorodenskyi has now touched on flamie and his troublesome period for the team, and why they decided to bench him for the next couple of event. B1ad3 explains that he’s under intense pressure, and how he thinks it’s best for him to not compete.

- I think now, is not the time for Egor to play because he’s been under pressure lately and therefore, he can’t do his best. Working with the psychologist isn’t helping, neither is different advice, nor good performances. This additional work hasn’t been much of a help because there’s still the pressure factor.

Even though flamie has been a part of NAVI for 6 years, B1ad3 explains that the experienced can get nervous before and during a match.

- There is a lot of inconsistency and I think it may have to do with him being uptight and under intense pressure. He has realized that he has to produce more consistent results, now that he shares maps with B1T. He was getting slightly nervous in-game, even before B1T joined us. I think in order to make progress for Egor, he needs to take some time off, work on himself, reflect on some things, and come back with renewed vigour.

You can see the full interview, featuring B1ad3, B1T, and boombl4 right here (English subtitles):

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As teams currently are moving away from the six-man roster approach in order to conform to Valve’s new ruleset, NAVI have announced that their young talented player, B1T will play at the first Regional Major Ranking event of the year instead of their long-time member, flamie.

 The 24-year-old, flamie will also miss the team’s next event, DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 to give the team enough time to prepare every map before the start of RMR. “This will give the team enough time to prepare every map before the start of the RMR tournament,” NAVI said in their announcement.

It’s still unknown whether NAVI plan to return to a six-man lineup after the RMR event that remains to be seen.

NAVI’s lineup for the next two tournaments looks as follows:

The NAVI youngster of Valeriy "B1T" Vakhovskiy started competing for Natus Vincere's main roster in January 2021. Whilst he has had some difficult games at the start of his campaign he now seems to have finally found his footing in the NAVI roster.

In a Bo3-series against MIBR, he managed to post an impressive K/D of 46/36 with a 1.29 rating to follow. The performance marks his highest kill-total on a map so far and should signal his scary capabilities at the young age of only 18. 

The recent form of "B1T" has lead NAVI to the decision of him and "flamie" each playing three maps, meaning that the experienced "flamie" is going to see less time in the server than previously. CSGO reporter Frankie Ward managed to get some words on the situation from "flamie" himself: 

NAVI and "flamie" are currently facing MIBR in the ESL Pro League Season 13 on the second map of the series. You can watch it LIVE right here: 

According to Natus Vincere's Egor "flamie" Vasilev, this could be a very possible scenario.

For it to happen Virtus.pro needs to beat both Astralis in the Quarter-Final and Team Liquid in the Semi-Final to qualify.

- The team with the best chance to win (IEM Katowice) is Virtus.pro. They are looking strong. They can beat Astralis and Team Liquid in my opinion. They are the team that in my opinion is going to be in the Grand Final, the Russian riffler predict in an interview with ESL.

The Quarter Finals for IEM Katowice looks as follows:

26/2 - 15.00 (CET): Natus Vincere - Gambit

26/2 - 18.30 (CET): Astralis - Virtus.pro

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At times it looked like Natus Vincere was close to suffering the same fate, as Astralis and Team Vitality experienced previously in BLAST Premier Spring.

But after going 5-0 down on Dust2, the CIS team annihilated MIBR winning 16-6. Again it was Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev who made the big difference. The Ukrainian went 28-9 on the map with a rating of 1.83!

After the match his teammate Egor "flamie" Vasilev was asked, how it is to play alongside s1mple.

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Last night, the dominant Russians from Natus Vincere eliminated G2 from BLAST Premier Global Final, after a crushing 2-0 defeat in the lower bracket. There weren’t any doubts which team deserved the further advancement in the prominent tournament, with NAVI only dropping 14 rounds throughout the entire series.

One player who stepped up for NAVI, was the rifler Egor “flamie” Vasilyey, even though having had a pair of poor performances going into yesterday’s matchup. It was also something the experienced player spoke about, in his post-match interview, where the 23-year old rifler touches on his individual level and role on the Russian team.

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flamie continues by praising his young teammate Ilya “Perfecto” Zalutskiy who also had a strong showing last night, by flamie stating that he’s one of the best support and anchor players in the world.

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NAVI's next match is the clash against Liquid, where the two CS:GO mastodonts will battle for a spot in the Consolidation Final. The match starts today at 19:30 (CET).

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In this series, we take a look at the teams that finished 2020 in the Top 20 rankings. Today we take a look at number 3.

It looked like 2020 finally was the year for the Russian heavy hitter to fulfil their huge potential. A potential which previously has been unresolved, even though possessing a powerful and strong roster. A year were s1mple once again have shown impeccable numbers, carrying his team time after time. 

An outstanding start of the year with several Grand Final appearances was ruined by Covid-19 and its consequences to the CS:GO scene. It was clear that NAVI weren’t thriving during this ‘Online Era’, even though the Russian team improved towards the end of the year.

In March, NAVI grabbed their biggest title of the year, when they took down the French titans from G2 in the Grand Final of IEM World Championships. The event took place in the iconic CS:GO city Katowice, which have featured countless of big and prestigious tournaments in the history of Counter-Strike.

In the Grand Final Boombl4’s troops ripped kennyS and G2 apart through a crushing 3-0 defeat, meaning that NAVI could grab the staggering $250.000 prize earning.

NAVI managed to qualify to another Grand Final, this time at the big event of IEM Beijing-Haidian at the end of November. The opponent was Vitality and the French Prodigy ZywOo, who at the time stood as the clear ruler of CS:GO.

NAVI and an inhuman s1mple were able to set up a strong 2-0 map-lead, after two stellar performances on Nuke and Dust2 with the Ukrainian putting up a staggering 64-23 K/D. Even though NAVI exercised total dominance, the history of the Russians losing big finals emerged.

And it was exactly what happened. The Frenchmen took over the match, presenting NAVI a devastating defeat through a complete 3-2 resweep. Something, s1mple and company also suffered from in the Grand Final of ESL Pro League Season 12, when they throw away a 2-0 lead against Astralis.  

NAVI still hold a star-studded roster with infinite firepower and the Russian giants always will be a top contender with s1mple on board.

The organization announced last month that they have promoted academy player Valerii "B1T" Vakhovskyi to the main team. By the looks of it, the promotion appears to be a swift transition into a 6-man roster, which have been a rising trend in the game.

NAVI’s first CS:GO action in 2021 will be at BLAST Premier Global Finals on the 19th of January. They are also qualified for the prestigious event IEM Katowice in February, where they will try to reclaim their title from last year.

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At only 20 years of age, Ilya "Perfecto" Zalutskiy seems to have made a bit of a name for himself.

Against Astralis the NAVI player was once again playing well, which led teammate, Egor "flamie" Vasilyev to praise Perfecto, who joined NAVI back in February.

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Egor “flamie” Vasilyev was a happy man after NAVI’s 2-1 victory yesterday against MAD Lions. In a post-game interview, he talked with the analyst desk giving his insight on the NAVI team. In a question from the analysts regarding NAVI and their rather unsteady form in Blast Premier and IEM New York, the Russian player assured them that he and the team are on the rise again.

 “We did not have the best results that we could get. But now I think the mood is good, and we had a good team talk after the tournament. We finally started to practice, which we couldn’t do before when Perfecto was ill and then straight into the tournament. Now we have at least practiced 3 days, and I hope that we will show a great result here”

flamie explains that going into the match NAVI acknowledged MAD Lions and the good results that they have shown lately, also praising the Danish roster.  

”We knew it could be a close game, because they are a great team with some new players, looking fresh. I think they have prepared themselves really good for Nuke with a very good game plan on T-side”

Watch the highlights between Natus Vincere and MAD Lions here. 

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