
Results of Stage 1 at the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025

The first stage of the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 has concluded with a series of decisive matches, unexpected twists, and intense competition for the eight coveted spots in Stage 2. The Swiss format once again proved to be a true test of consistency and mental resilience: some teams advanced confidently, while others crumbled under the pressure of elimination games. The final day of Stage 1 played a crucial role, ultimately shaping the list of teams that continue their journey in Budapest.
Final Day Results of Stage 1
The final day of Stage 1 featured three decisive Round 5 matches that determined the last teams advancing to Stage 2. PARIVISION earned their place after a tense 2:1 win over Legacy, taking Ancient 13–9, losing Inferno 5–13, and closing Dust2 19–16. Imperial Esports followed with a confident 2:0 sweep against NRG, controlling Nuke 13–8 and Train 13–5. The final qualification match went to FaZe Clan, who edged past Fluxo in a competitive three-map series — 13–6 on Inferno, 7–13 on Nuke, and 13–10 on Mirage.
As a result, FaZe, Imperial Esports, and PARIVISION completed the list of teams advancing with 3–2 records, joining FlyQuest, M80, Ninjas in Pyjamas, B8, and fnatic. Meanwhile, Fluxo, NRG, and Legacy ended the stage at 2–3 and were eliminated despite entering the final day with realistic chances to qualify.
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Final Stage 1 Standings: Teams Advancing to Stage 2
A total of eight teams made it through Stage 1:
- FlyQuest (3–0)
- M80 (3–0)
- Ninjas in Pyjamas (3–1)
- B8 (3–1)
- fnatic (3–1)
- FaZe (3–2)
- Imperial Esports (3–2)
- PARIVISION (3–2)
The lineup shows a diverse mix of European, North American, and Brazilian teams — a sign of a highly competitive and balanced field.
Teams Eliminated After Stage 1
The teams that failed to advance include:
- Fluxo (2–3)
- NRG (2–3)
- Legacy (2–3)
- GamerLegion (1-3)
- The Huns (1-3)
- RED Canids (1-3)
- Rare Atom (0–3)
- Lynn Vision (0-3)
The biggest disappointment and surprise of Stage 1 was the elimination of Legacy with a 2–3 record. Many in the community confidently placed them in their pick’ems to advance with a flawless 3–0, expecting the team to deliver a stable and dominant performance. Instead, Legacy failed to close out crucial matches and unexpectedly dropped out of the tournament, becoming one of the most discussed upsets of the opening stage.
What These Results Mean for the Tournament
FlyQuest’s overwhelming victory against Fluxo signals that the team is in top form and ready to challenge the biggest favorites of Stage 2.
The elimination of Rare Atom, Fluxo, NRG, and Legacy highlights the unforgiving nature of the Major: even strong or promising rosters cannot afford a single day of inconsistency.
Meanwhile, FaZe, Imperial Esports, and PARIVISION proved their composure in critical matches. Teams that thrive in such clutch scenarios often build momentum in the later stages of the Major, making them dangerous opponents moving forward.
PARIVISION27.11.25 14:15Bo32:1
LegacyStarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1
NRG Esports27.11.25 12:05Bo30:2
Imperial EsportsStarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1
Fluxo27.11.25 09:00Bo31:2
FaZe ClanStarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1
PARIVISION26.11.25 14:35Bo32:0
GamerLegionStarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1
Imperial Esports26.11.25 14:20Bo32:0
The Huns EsportsStarLadder Budapest Major 2025 Stage 1
NRG Esports26.11.25 11:15Bo31:2Stage 1 of the StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 delivered dynamic matches, bold upsets, and a clear picture of which teams have the mental strength to fight for playoff contention. FlyQuest and M80 emerged as the biggest revelations of the stage, while fnatic, NiP, FaZe, B8, and Imperial confirmed their status as consistent contenders. With Stage 2 approaching, the competition will only intensify as teams battle for a place in the playoff bracket.

Danil Chepil is an expert in the world of esports, having been following the esports scene since 2014. He specializes in Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and VALORANT.
Danil began his acquaintance and collaboration with EgamersWorld in 2022 when, after the Russian aggression, he could no longer continue his career as a bartender.
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