The Swiss Stage of Worlds 2025 is reaching its climax, with matches from October 22-25 determining which teams advance or face elimination. Key battles include G2 Esports vs. FlyQuest and two LEC teams in a do-or-die situation.

HEROIC has secured their spot in the upcoming LAN in Singapore after a decisive victory over Team Liquid at BLAST Slam 4, winning 2-0 in the play-in stage. Liquid's struggles with team cohesion were evident as they adapt to new players, potentially impacting their future performances.

Tundra Esports and Team Falcons topped the BLAST Slam 4 group stage, securing semifinal spots in Singapore with a 9-2 record. Meanwhile, Team Spirit struggles with new leadership, and Team Liquid faces a last chance playoff after a disappointing 4-7 finish.

Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage Day 4 saw critical matches, with Gen.G overpowering T1 and G2 Esports upsetting Bilibili Gaming. The outcomes set the stage for decisive eliminations and qualifications on the final day.

The FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, a major Dota 2 tournament with a $1 million prize pool, kicks off in Belgrade on October 23, 2025. With top teams like Team Falcons and Team Liquid competing, the event promises intense matches and can be streamed globally.

Rafli 'Mikoto' Rahman joins European team Aurora as a permanent member, marking a significant step in his Dota 2 career. Known as a premier mid-laner from Southeast Asia, Mikoto aims to enhance Aurora's chances in the 2026 season, now competing alongside two TI winners.

Tundra Esports triumphed over Team Falcons with a 32-18 win at BLAST Slam IV, further cementing their top tournament rank. Despite a technical pause, they executed a decisive play at the 53rd minute, securing an 8-1 record.

NAVI triumphed over Team Aureus at BLAST Slam IV, clinching an 18-5 victory in a 28-minute match. This win boosts NAVI's standing to 5-4 as they prepare to face BB Team next.

Hanwha Life Esports clinched a pivotal victory against PSG Talon at the 2025 Worlds Swiss Stage, leveling their record to 1-1. Their teamwork and strategic play, including decisive Bard maneuvers, were key to the win.

The highly anticipated Dota 2 clash between Team Nemesis and Ivory in the EPL World Series promises an intense showdown that has fans on the edge of their seats. Both teams boast exceptional skills and unpredictable strategies, leaving analysts unable to predict a clear favorite.

Team Falcons and Tundra Esports lead the BLAST Slam IV Dota 2 tournament with 4-1 records after two days of intense matches. Notable upsets included HEROIC's win over Falcons and Execration's victory against Team Spirit.

In an unexpected turn at BLAST Slam IV, HEROIC's Dota 2 team triumphed over the reigning champions, Team Falcons, with a daring move by player Yuma. This victory underscores HEROIC's surge as a formidable presence, following their impressive run at The International 2025.

The Swiss Stage of the tournament sees KT Rolster, Anyone's Legend, CTBC Flying Oysters, and Top Esports leading with 2-0 records as they aim for the Knockout Stage. Meanwhile, teams like Fnatic and PSG Talon risk elimination with 0-2 records as Day 3 approaches, featuring key Best-of-Three matchups.

In a dramatic upset at BLAST Slam IV, Heroic overcame the undefeated Team Falcons with a 29-25 victory in an intense 58-minute match. Heroic's comeback from an early deficit highlights their strategic prowess, disrupting Falcons' perfect record before their next face-offs.

Illya “Yatoro” Mulyarchuk of Team Spirit reveals top contenders post-TI14 shuffle, spotlighting Xtreme Gaming and Team Liquid's strategic roster changes. Xtreme Gaming impressed by reaching the TI14 finals with key new players, while Team Liquid rebuilt after a significant retirement.

Amid high expectations at The International 2025, Valve surprised many by not revealing the anticipated new Dota 2 hero, leaving fans speculating about 'Valve Time' delays. Despite the absence, Dota 2's player count soared to its highest in a decade, with analysts praising the event's quality and community interaction.

NAVI clinched a decisive victory against Team Liquid at BLAST Slam IV, marking their fourth win with a 33-15 score. Team Liquid's chances to advance are slim with a 1-4 record as they gear up to face Team Aureus.

CTBC Flying Oysters triumphed over Fnatic in their opening Best-of-One match at Worlds 2025, advancing with a 1-0 record. The tournament's Swiss Stage demands strategic mastery, with teams needing three wins to progress.

Bilibili Gaming triumphed over Fnatic in the Swiss Stage at Worlds 2025, advancing to a 1-1 record while Fnatic teeters on the brink with 0-2. The match highlighted Bilibili's strategic dominance and effective lane control.