BLAST Premier Commissioner Andrew Haworth spoke about the possible holding of a Major for Counter-Strike 2. He shared the company's plans in an interview with the HLTV portal.

Haworth stated that BLAST is negotiating with Valve about the possibility of holding a Major for CS2. He believes that this would be a great opportunity for the company to organize a tournament in a new ecosystem.

We’re having lots of conversations with Valve at the moment. As you know, the ecosystem is changing. We're speaking to them regularly on a number of things. And it would be a great opportunity for BLAST to be able to run a Major in the new ecosystem.

Andrew Haworth, Commissioner of BLAST Premier

Haworth also mentioned that the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 was a successful experience for the company.

I can't comment on other people's business models or how they run them, but I can say the Major was a successful, fantastic experience for us, and something we'd be really honored to do again in the future.
[Question: And in financial terms?] It was a really successful event for us.

Andrew Haworth, Commissioner of BLAST Premier

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As of the publication of this material, BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 is the only Major that the tournament operator has held. It took place from May 8 to 21 in France. The champion was Team Vitality.