Three more teams have secured their participation in the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 by navigating through intense regional qualifiers. TYLOO, FlyQuest, and Chinggis Warriors have overcome challenges and unexpected twists to claim their tickets to Austin.

Who Qualified and How

Chinggis Warriors earned their spot at the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 through the Mongolian & West Asian Regional Qualifier. On their way to the finals, they defeated The Huns Esports, then suffered a loss to Eruption in the upper bracket final. In the lower final, Chinggis Warriors confidently overcame Gods Reign and advanced to the grand final, where they took revenge on Eruption. This is a historic achievement for the Mongolian scene, previously represented at majors only by top-tier teams like The MongolZ.

TYLOO qualified through the Chinese Regional Qualifier. The tournament started for them with a default win against DogEvil. They then lost to Lynn Vision in the upper bracket final, but regrouped in the lower bracket to defeat Rare Atom, thereby securing the second Chinese slot at the major. For TYLOO, this marks a return to the international stage after a series of challenging seasons.

Representing the Oceania and Southeast Asia region, FlyQuest emerged victorious in the Oceanic & Southeast Asian Regional Qualifier. They defeated Rooster and twice overcame SemperFi—in the semifinals and grand final. For an organization that recently started developing a CS division, this is an immediate success and a strong statement of intent.

The appearance of these three teams in the lineup of participants at the BLAST.tv Austin Major 2025 signals that the Asian region is not only alive but also ready to challenge. The tournament, set to take place in June, promises to be not only a battleground for titans like Vitality and MOUZ, but also a stage for new stories—and Chinggis Warriors, TYLOO, and FlyQuest are ready to tell them.