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One of the most consistent teams in the world, this Danish squad moved quickly with winning the ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta and ELEAGUE Clash for Cash: The Rematch.

Playing through less-than-optimal performances in past months, Astralis looks to once… more. A surprising squad of CIS talent, AVANGAR took first in the CIS Minor to secure themselves a spot in the major.

While they are a young team, they edged out several veteran major competitors in their minor. Now, they seek to make their mark in… more.

This German squad banded together to form their own organization and haven't looked back since. With an unprecendented deep run at the previous Major, these soldiers have the Championship title in their sights.

Still underdogs in some eyes, don't… more. A staple in North American esports, Cloud9 was one of the first teams from the U. With… more. This French team pioneered a hyper-aggressive style of play that made them not only one of the most-feared teams in the world, but also one of the most entertaining.

While enduring a rough period, EnVyUs has survived to prove their worth once… more. Originally assembled as a group of fan favorites, FaZe has evolved, looking to reward their loyal fan base with trophies in the cabinet.

The team has always maintained a blend of players from all over Europe, but the recent additions of two of… more. Flash Gaming comes into the Major as a heavy underdog, taking third place in the Asia Minor.

Tyloo, the first place finisher at the Asia Minor, had to drop out due to visa issues, so Flash Gaming was called up to take their place. Second… more.

A veteran of major appearances, Flipsid3 Tactics has been a steady representative at the last 9 majors. With a fresh face in Seized… more.

The Fnatic name is synonymous with achievement. After lower than expected performances recently, Fnatic looks to regain their place as the best team in the world.

With the ELEAGUE Major: Boston as their only focus, this team is destined to prove… more. Made up of French veterans, G2 Esports features some of the most successful, seasoned players in Counter-Strike.

They started off hot in , claiming several titles and gunning for the top spot in the world. Unfortunately, they cooled off for… more.

SK Gaming — The reigning Major champions continue to be one of the strongest CS:GO teams in the world, but the mostly Brazilian squad has had some difficulty winning tournaments since the Cologne Major.

In fact, they haven't managed to come in first place at all over the past five months, placing between second and fourth over their past six premier tournaments.

SK Gaming recently replaced Lincoln "FNX" Lau with Ricardo "Fox" Pacheco after SK lost to Astralis in the ELeague Season 2 semifinals. The team fell to Astralis again in its next tournament, ECS Season 2.

The team may still need some time practicing before returning to first place finished. Team Liquid — Team Liquid lost to SK Gaming at the Cologne Major and hasn't seen much success since.

The team's top player, Oleksandr "S1mple" Kostyliev, left in August and joined Na'Vi, followed by the departure of coach Luis "Peacemaker" Tadeu in October.

The current Liquid squad had a pretty strong showing at ESL One New York before Peacemaker left, but has barely placed above seventh in tournaments since.

VP broke its dry spell with an impressive first-place finish at ELeague Season 1 in July where the team went on a five-match win streak without losing a single map , followed by a win at DreamHack Bucharest.

Aside from a couple second place finishes at ESL One New York and Epicenter , VP has been knocked out of tournaments after surprising losses to EnVyUs, Dignitas and FaZe Clan.

Although the team tends to perform well at LAN, there's still a chance it could be knocked out because of a huge upset.

Fnatic — Out of all the Legends teams, Fnatic has had the most roster changes since July. At this point, Fnatic has three of its original five team members — Olof "Olofmeister" Kajbjer, Dennis Edman and Freddy "Krimz" Johansson — as well as one player from Godsent home to Fnatic's other two players and former Epsilon player Joakim "Disco Doplan" Gidetun.

Prior to the trades with Godsent, Fnatic was one of the most successful teams in CS:GO, but it has yet to find its footing with the new roster.

They're not likely to find that footing by the ELeague Major. Astralis — Astralis may be one of the best Legends teams in the running for the Major title.

Astralis won the last premier tournament of , ECS Season 2, right after placing second at ELeague Season 2, racking up big wins against SK Gaming, OpTic Gaming and Ninjas in Pyjamas.

If it can keep its streak going through January, the Danish team will be one of the toughest in the tournament.

Na'Vi — Na'Vi has seen some minor success since the Columbus Major, winning ESL One New York in October with big victories over SK Gaming and Virtus.

S1mple is arguably the greatest player in Counter-Strike right now, but his performance alone hasn't been enough to bring Na'Vi consistent wins.

If the team can work together and stay levelheaded, the ELeague Major could go to Na'Vi, but without consistency it's hard to put faith in them.

Gambit Esports — Gambit just isn't the same team it used to be. Ivan "Spaze" Obrezhan and Dmitry "Hooch" Bogdanov left the team in October and Gambit gained Na'Vi's previous leader Daniil "Zeus" Teslenko.

Though the team won DreamHack Winter in November, the competition wasn't very strong at all. And on top of that, it has primarily failed to qualify for most premier tournaments or has placed below fourth over the past year.

Gambit will probably lose its Legend status after the ELeague Major. FlipSid3 Tactics — FlipSid3, similar to Gambit, is not a strong team going into the Major.

The squad has consistently lost to middle- and bottom-tier pro teams, not qualified for multiple premier tournaments over the past year and has not placed above fifth in premier tournaments in all of FlipSid3 Tactics will not likely be a Legend for Major after ELeague.

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Godsent formed in April and has since acquired former Fnatic players Jesper "JW" Wecksell and Robin "Flusha" Rönnquist, but has yet to place well in big tournaments.

The team is still finding its place after multiple trades over the past several months and probably won't be the top team at the ELeague Major.

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