ChrisJ looks set to return to the Mouz starting line-up.
According to reports from HLTV, and French insider neLdirekt, on March 4, mousesports are lining up moves for Hellraisers’ Özgür ‘woxic’ Eker and rising star David ‘frozen’ Čerňanský from NoChance.
The team is also expected to add benched FaZe Clan member Finn ‘Karrigan’ Andersen to the roster, as was reported earlier by Dexerto’s Jarek ‘DeKay’ Lewis.
The Hellraisers star looks to be making the move across to Mouz.
The reports also suggest that woxic would take over the primary AWP role from oskar, who does not appear to be included in the roster. With Karrigan set to assume the in-game leader role, ChrisJ would presumably take up a position as a rifler.
Adding 16-year-old talent frozen would be a proto-typical mousesports move – adding and developing players before that eventually become a star is not unheard of for the organization.
If all the reports turn out to be true, Mousesports’ roster would consist of:
BLAST Premier Global Final is finally underway! The grand finale of the 2020 BLAST season is going to see the best and most prestigious teams in the world compete for the chance to earn $1 million. Here’s the event schedule, stream and results.
G2 Esports close out the series against the Brazilians 2-1
honda shines on his debut, delivering three aces for his team
Astralis defeats Evil Geniuses 2-1 on the opening game
BLAST Premier Global Final: Stream
As with all other BLAST competitions, the 2020 Global Final will be broadcast live on their official Twitch channel, which we’ve embedded above for your convenience.
The tournament will likely also be live-streamed on BLAST’s YouTube channel, which is also where the VoDs for all the matches will be uploaded, so feel free to check that out if you missed any games throughout the event.
BLAST Premier Global Final: Schedule & results
Wednesday, January 20
Round
Match
PST
EST
CET (EU)
Winners R1
Vitality vs Complexity
4:30 AM
7:30 AM
1:30 PM
Winners R1
Na’Vi vs Team Liquid
7:30 AM
10:30 AM
4:30 PM
Losers R1
Evil Geniuses vs FURIA
10:30 AM
1:30 PM
7:30 PM
Tuesday, January 19
Round
Match
PST
EST
CET (EU)
Winners R1
Astralis 2-1 Evil Geniuses
7:30 AM
10:30 AM
4:30 PM
Winners R1
G2 2-1 FURIA
10:30 AM
1:30 PM
7:30 PM
The opening game saw Astralis take on Evil Geniuses in a three-game series, with an incredibly close first map going the way of EG 14-16. The North American team’s ability to convert pistol rounds was not enough to guarantee a second map, with both Overpass (16-8) and Vertigo (16-6) being taken by the Danes.
FURIA vs G2 Esports was a much closer affair. G2 took the initiative on Inferno (12-16) taking FURIA’s map pick but felt short on their own one with a crushing 14-16 defeat on Mirage. Nuke (10-16) decided the series in favour of G2 following a brilliant offence in the second half.
Eight total teams will be in attendance at this year’s BLAST Global Final, all of them qualifying through a variety of competitions, such as the Spring Finals, Fall Finals and BLAST Premier Circuit.
Lots of eyes will be on Team Liquid, who will be with their new star acquisition, FalleN, after the Brazilian legend joined their ranks to replace Twistzz.
With this competition featuring a total prize pool of $1 million, all 8 teams that have made it this far will be earning a nice chunk of cash, regardless of the outcomes.
That said, however, there will be an extraordinary amount of money awarded to the higher placers, including a massive $400,000 gap between the first and second-place teams.
Addtionally, BLAST announced the champions will receive exlusive TW Steel watches alongside their $600,000.
ChrisJ looks set to return to the Mouz starting line-up.
The Hellraisers star looks to be making the move across to Mouz.
