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It looked like Wildcard and FlyQuest got pretty passable opponents in the other two Round 4 upper matches. Two spectacular upsets ruined that impression.
Even with a set of smaller Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) teams at Stage 1 of the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025, we can enjoy super interesting matches. When the stakes rise to the qualification for Stage 2 and joining well-known legends, the esports battles become a nice treat for everyone in the community.
The match between OG and NRG in Round 4 is exactly such a show! You can’t immediately point at the stronger team, but the level of both is great enough to deliver some wonderful CS2 excitement.
How to watch OG vs NRG at BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025: Stream
The BLAST Premier channels on YouTube broadcast all the CS2 esports Austin Major 2025 matches. For Stage 1, they have two parallel streams.
In addition to this blast battle, we had two other Round 4 upper matches.
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OG vs NRG: Map scores, details, and the result
It’s a best-of-three (Bo3) CS2 esports match, so the teams have some space for mistakes and recovery.
OG2:0 NRG — OG win the series
The match turned out to be much more one-sided than expected. OG won nine rounds in the first half on Mirage, and it did not look like the opponents’ pick. NRG somewhat recovered on the CT site, but OG needed very little to seal the deal.
On Nuke, the situation was not better for NRG. OG again went for the break with 9:3, and then they did not let NRG win even a single round.
OG join the otherteams at Stage 2 of the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025.
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Road to the CS2 BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025: NRG and OG
To be here, OG finished 1st-2nd at the European qualifier. They shared that place with HEROIC. During Stage 1, the team easily defeated Complexity in Round 1, 13:3 on Ancient, but they lost a high match to B8 in Round 2, 13:9 on Inferno.
OG won Round 3 over TYLOO, 13:4 on Ancient, so they have this chance to advance to Round 2 and play against invited teams.
NRG were 3rd at the North American qualifier. Their tournament run has had ups and downs so far. NRG defeated TYLOO in Round 1, 13:5 on Anubis, but then lost to HEROIC in Round 2, 13:5 on Dust II.
In Round 3, NRG had a tough battle against another NA CS2 team. They won over Complexity 13:9 on Inferno.
BetBoom vs Wildcard and FlyQuest vs Nemiga: Map scores, details, and the result
The other two Round 4 upper matches bring less hype, unless you are a fan of one of the teams. Wildcard and FlyQuest were the favorites to advance to Round 2 of the BLAST Austin Major 2025. However, the matches proved once again — CS2 esports is brilliantly unpredictable!
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FlyQuest and Wildcard reachedupper matches in Round 3 of the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025event. However, FlyQuest lost to HEROIC and Wildcard fell victim to B8.
Elimination matches of Round 4: Complexity? You?!
Some teams must leave the BLAST Major 2025 event in Austin after Round 4. But why do we see Complexity in the lower matchups?
Their results are not mind-blowing, but still — Complexity were 1st-2nd at the North American qualifier, and they reached 9th-12th atIEM Melbourne 2025.
The team lost to OG and NRG in previous rounds. Getting these opponents is not the best luck. But they must win over TYLOO, right? Not really! Complexity is out, and TYLOO have another chance to survive this BLAST Major.
Round 2 of the BLAST Austin Major 2025 starts on June 7. It features the same Swiss-format rounds, but with some top-level invited teams. For moreCS2 coverage, stick around onesports.gg.
