After securing the BLAST Spring Final championship trophy, Spirit has become the top-ranked team in the world.
Following their victory at IEM Katowice in February, Spirit climbed to second place in the global rankings and maintained that position for three weeks. However, after losing to FaZe in the PGL Copenhagen Major quarterfinals, the team’s ranking dropped.
Spirit’s absence from EPL S19 and IEM Chengdu put them at a disadvantage in terms of points, with MOUZ, FaZe, and Natus Vincere vying for the top spot. But with their triumph at the BLAST Spring Final, Spirit has reached its peak, marking the first time in the club’s history that they have been ranked No.1.
The top 10 sees minimal changes, with NAVI and Virtus.pro also climbing in the rankings. Complexity, thanks to their win at ECL Jönköping, secured ninth place.
In the 11-20 range, Ninjas in Pyjamas rose four spots to 17th, while The MongolZ dropped one spot to 12th.
Notable improvements were seen by fnatic, Aurora, and ENCE in the 21-30 group, whereas paiN, Imperial, GamerLegion, and SAW experienced declines in their rankings.
On the Chinese front, Lynn Vision is ranked 39th, TYLOO 43rd, and Rare Atom 134th. Steel Helmet and E9 Esports are currently unranked.
The complete rankings are as follows:
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