FUT, HEROIC, GamerLegion, and fnatic Qualify for the CS Asia Championships

FUT, HEROIC, GamerLegion, and fnatic Qualify for the CS Asia Championships

In the latest outcome of the Europe open qualifier for the CS Asia Championships 2025, four teams—FUT, HEROIC, GamerLegion, and fnatic—have secured their spots, leaving only two remaining berths to be decided through the Americas and Asia qualifiers.

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Match Highlights

GamerLegion vs BIG

GamerLegion triumphed over BIG in a tense best-of-three matchup to clinch qualification. Despite narrowly dropping Train (9–13), GamerLegion fought back by decisively winning Nuke and Inferno—both at 13–5

Standout performance: Kursy delivered an outstanding showing across all maps with a 1.33 rating, 55 kills, and 10 AWP kills.

HEROIC vs Passion UA

HEROIC edged out Passion UA in a closely contested series. They opened with Ancient (13–11), dropped Dust2 (3–13), but sealed the series with a strong win on Overpass (13–5).

Woro2k from Passion UA posted impressive numbers—52 kills and a 1.27 rating—yet HEROIC's collective performance ultimately overcame his efforts. 

fnatic vs ECSTATIC

fnatic closed out their qualification match in two maps, sweeping ECSTATIC. After a close battle on Train, fnatic took Dust2 comfortably to seal a 2–0 victory.

Team Context & Backstory

FUT has made an especially rapid ascent: just two weeks after rebranding from NAVI Junior, they earned their first qualification for an international LAN event.

Heroic, a well-established Norwegian organization, boasts a history of strong showings in CS:GO and CS2 events, including Major playoff appearances and finals placements.

GamerLegion, based in Germany, rose to prominence with a runner-up finish at the BLAST Paris Major in 2023 and has consistently qualified for other top-tier tournaments.

fnatic remains one of the most renowned names in esports, with a legacy that spans multiple titles—including CS:GO Majors—and a global following.