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The world number one have won back-to-back titles after earning revenge over MOUZ for BLAST Bounty.
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Spirit have won BLAST Open Porto after defeating MOUZ 3-1 in the grand final.
It was revenge well-earned for donk and company, having lost in the Bounty final to the same opponents just over one month ago.
Instead it was more reminiscent of 2025's IEM Cologne final between the two teams, when MOUZ beat Vitality in the semi-final but could not hit the same heights against Spirit in the final.
It's Spirit's second consecutive trophy after their win at the Esports World Cup as they embark on achieving donk's goal of "dominating" the CS scene. With Vitality in decline and Falcons struggling to repeat their Major glory, it's a goal that suddenly seems achievable.
Donk goes back-to-back with BLAST Open Porto MVP
The Russian phenom overtakes NiKo with his 10th Big Event MVP.
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Donk has been named the HLTV x 1xBET Most Valuable Player of BLAST Open Porto after leading Spirit to their second consecutive trophy following the Esports World Cup.
The 19-year-old put himself in the driving seat after a superlative 1.61-rated group stage performance, but had "sh1ro" to contend with after the AWPer put up three standout performances over the course of the semi-finals and the first two maps of the grand final.
![[Image: LePfMJzg5dODJ5O8A0vhx4.jpg?auto=compress...d0d9b6e41a]](https://img-cdn.hltv.org/gallerypicture/LePfMJzg5dODJ5O8A0vhx4.jpg?auto=compress&ixlib=java-2.1.0&m=%2Fm.png&mw=107&mx=20&my=473&q=75&w=800&s=62f17f6b59b92f54b3254ad0d9b6e41a)
Spirit have won BLAST Open Porto after defeating MOUZ 3-1 in the grand final.
It was revenge well-earned for donk and company, having lost in the Bounty final to the same opponents just over one month ago.
Instead it was more reminiscent of 2025's IEM Cologne final between the two teams, when MOUZ beat Vitality in the semi-final but could not hit the same heights against Spirit in the final.
It's Spirit's second consecutive trophy after their win at the Esports World Cup as they embark on achieving donk's goal of "dominating" the CS scene. With Vitality in decline and Falcons struggling to repeat their Major glory, it's a goal that suddenly seems achievable.
Donk goes back-to-back with BLAST Open Porto MVP
The Russian phenom overtakes NiKo with his 10th Big Event MVP.
![[Image: p3jS1b223KaWsPG54mQeta.jpg?auto=compress...d5632a5576]](https://img-cdn.hltv.org/gallerypicture/p3jS1b223KaWsPG54mQeta.jpg?auto=compress&ixlib=java-2.1.0&q=75&w=800&s=e5bd4f40bb1de4a554a4b3d5632a5576)
Donk has been named the HLTV x 1xBET Most Valuable Player of BLAST Open Porto after leading Spirit to their second consecutive trophy following the Esports World Cup.
The 19-year-old put himself in the driving seat after a superlative 1.61-rated group stage performance, but had "sh1ro" to contend with after the AWPer put up three standout performances over the course of the semi-finals and the first two maps of the grand final.
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