Ever since Dreamhack Winter 2013, the CS:GO Major has been the pinnacle of glory. With Counter-Strike 2 now announced to be on the way for Summer 2023, Valve has announced today that the BLAST.tv Paris Major will be the only Major in 2023 and the final Major in CS:GO.
A fitting place to see off CS:GO, the BLAST.tv Paris Major will now be an even more historical event.
The second Major of the year will no longer be happening. Instead, the next Major will be in March 2024 and will be played on Counter-Strike 2.
The end of an eraTHE LAST CS:GO MAJOR
With the RMR events for our BLAST.tv Paris Major set to kick off in early April, the Major is right around the corner and due to start in May. To keep up with all the action, stick around at https://blast.tv/
CSGO MAJOR WINNERS HISTORY
Dreamhack Winter 2013: Fnatic (Runners-up: NIP)
●EMS One Katowice 2014: Virtus.pro (Runners-up: NIP)
●ESL ONE Cologne 2014: NIP (Runners-up: Fnatic)
●Dreamhack Winter 2014: LDLC (Runners-up: NIP)
●ESL One Katowice 2015: Fnatic (Runners-up: NIP)
●ESL One Cologne 2015: Fnatic (Runners-up: Envy)
●Dreamhack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015: (Envy Runners-up: NAVI)
●MLG Columbus 2016: Luminosity (Runners-up: NAVI)
●ESL One Cologne 2016: SK Gaming (Runners-up: Liquid)
●ELEAGUE Atlanta 2017: Astralis (Runners-up: Virtus.pro)
●PGL Krakow 2017: Gambit (Runners-up: Immortals)
●ELEAGUE Boston 2018: Cloud9 (Runners-up: FaZe)
●FACEIT London 2018: Astralis (Runners-up: NAVI)
●IEM Katowice 2019: Astralis (Runners-up: ENCE)
●Starladder Berlin 2019: Astralis (Runners-up: AVANGAR)
●PGL Stockholm 2021: NAVI (Runners-up: G2)
●PGL Antwerp 2022: FaZe (Runners-up: NAVI)
●IEM Rio 2022: Outsiders (Runners-up: Heroic)