It's been a lengthy 1,687 days since FaZe last held a trophy from a BLAST tournament. Their last success at such an event dates back to November 2019 during the BLAST Pro Series in Copenhagen. Despite this dry spell with BLAST, FaZe has notched impressive victories elsewhere, claiming 7 titles from ESL/IEM events. They've conquered major tournaments like IEM Katowice, IEM Cologne, and even a CS Major, but the BLAST stage remains an elusive battleground. 

Since their last victory at BLAST in 2019, FaZe Clan has shown impressive resilience and consistency in the competitive Counter-Strike scene, despite their struggles at BLAST events. Their series of wins at ESL and IEM tournaments highlights their capacity to compete at the highest levels against top-tier teams. This track record includes memorable victories such as the one at the CS Major, showcasing their strategic depth and individual player prowess.

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Marcelo "coldzera" David, a pivotal figure during these successes, finds himself in a peculiar spot. Having won nearly every possible trophy in the competitive CS scene, a BLAST trophy It remains the only player's trophy for the Faith Clan. This anomaly underscores not only the challenges inherent in the highly competitive nature of BLAST tournaments but also highlights coldzera's ongoing ambition to secure this elusive title.

The team's ongoing participation in these tournaments, coupled with their track record, keeps them in the spotlight as strong contenders, despite the past setbacks at BLAST events. Their journey underscores a blend of high expectations and the unpredictable nature of competitive esports, where even the most decorated teams and players find new goals to pursue and challenges to overcome.

Source: leniniwtv