donk and sh1ro lead Team Spirit to another trophy at BLAST Open Fall 2026

Pavo Jurkic Published September 7, 2026

It’s official; Team Spirit has defeated MOUZ at the 2026 BLAST Open Fall grand finals and won their second consecutive trophy. Sh1ro, donk, and the Spirit boys dominated throughout the entire competition, only dropping a single map in the process.

Team Spirit’s title-winning journey

Team Spirit kicked things off with three clean 2:0 sweeps against DENDELE CS, G2 Esports, and FURIA. They looked incredible, even on maps which usually aren’t their primary picks.

In the playoffs, they stomped Team Falcons 2-0 on Nuke and Ancient, mainly thanks to sh1ro and donk, who looked incredibly lethal from start to finish.

The only lost map happened in the grand finals, where MOUZ snatched Mirage 13-11 to prevent Spirit from going 2-0 right off the bat.

In the end, Spirit won 3:1. That win against MOUZ in the grand finals marked their 11th consecutive win. Over the last 3 months, Team Spirit’s win rate is at a whopping 87%, which speaks volumes about their fantastic form.

Best performers

As mentioned earlier, donk and sh1ro were the standout performers. But, considering the fact Team Spirit lost only a single map over the course of the entire competition confirms their entire starting lineup is in incredible form.

Looking at the CS2 stats, donk was the most lethal weapon in their arsenal, finishing the tournament with 225 kills across 248 rounds, with a 1.43 K/D ratio and 95.6 average damage per round. He’s the main reason why so many CS2 betting enthusiast who wagered on Team Spirit got their money’s worth.

What’s next for Team Spirit?

Team Spirit will be taking a breather following the end of BLAST Open Porto. Next up, we have FISSURE Playground #3 and StarLadder StarSeries Fall 2026, and Team Spirit won’t be competing in either of them.

Instead, we expect they’ll continue working tirelessly in preparation for the upcoming ESL Pro League Season 24, which is scheduled to begin on October 3rd.

It will be interesting to see whether this competitive break will help them continue their winning ways, or will it break their stride and kill their momentum.

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