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FURIA successfully defends CS2 BLAST Hong Kong Rivals title; event returns next November

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In the final of the CS2 esports event BLAST Premier Rivals Hong Kong 2026 (BLAST Hong Kong Rivals S2), Brazil's FURIA beat Spirit 3:0, successfully defending the title it first won at the inaugural BLAST Hong Kong Rivals in 2025. FURIA player Kaike "KSCERATO" Cerato took the event MVP honor. BLAST confirmed the Hong Kong Rivals will be held for a third consecutive year, returning on November 8–14, 2027 and expected to remain a Major warm-up event.

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FURIA successfully defends CS2 BLAST Hong Kong Rivals title, event returns next November

IT之家, November 15: In the final of the earlier CS2 esports event BLAST Premier Rivals Hong Kong 2026 (BLAST Hong Kong Rivals S2), Brazil's FURIA defeated Spirit 3:0.

FURIA previously won the first BLAST Hong Kong Rivals in 2025, and today successfully defended its title. FURIA player Kaike "KSCERATO" Cerato won the MVP honor for this event.

In addition, BLAST confirmed that the Hong Kong Rivals will be held for a third consecutive year. The event will return on November 8~14, 2027, and is expected to remain a Major warm-up event.

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