Final 8 Teams Are In The Bracket For The BLAST R6 Major Manchester

Rainbow Six

May 22, 2024

Grant Taylor-Hill

With the weekend fast approaching, the final eight teams have been lined up in the ultimate bracket at the BLAST R6 Major Manchester.

From Friday 24 to Sunday 26, the best eight teams in Rainbow Six Siege esports will take to the stage in the BEC Arena in Manchester, England. They’re fighting for the lion’s share of the $750,000 prize pool and a heavy allocation of Six Invitational points. Eight teams are preparing to enter, but only one can be victorious.

It has been a fantastic event thus far. We’ve seen some brilliant teams meet an untimely end as the first and second phases of the tournament played out, with the likes of G2 Esports, ITB, Spacestation, and Bleed all being sent home – but not empty-handed.

The final stage approaches – who will win the BLAST R6 Major Manchester?

The Deck is Stacked

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Eight teams are waiting in the wings to descend upon a grand stage at the BEC Arena. This is the first international Rainbow Six tournament held in the United Kingdom, so it’s a prestigious enough event in the first place.

But when we consider that these teams are made up of the best R6 players in the world right now, it makes the final stage of this tournament even more electrifying. Here’s the star-studded line-up:

Team Secret

Savage

Gruby

Miracle

jume

Adrian

Team BDS

Shaiiko

BriD

LikEfac

Solotov

Yuzus

DarkZero

njr

Panbazou

Canadian

Beaulo

Nafe

M80

Spoit

CTZN

cameram4n

Kyno

nudl

Furia

FelipoX

HerdsZ

Jv92

Kheyze

nade

Team Liquid

Nesk

Paluh

resetz

Lagonis

Maia

FaZe Clan

Cyber

soulz1

VITAKING

handyy

KDS

beastcoast

dfuzr

Gaveni

Gunnar

Hotancold

SpiriTz

Every match is weighted going into phase three of the tournament, and there’s an opportunity to see history repeat itself. In the second phase, we saw FURIA and Secret push through without dropping a series, while DarkZero, FaZe Clan, and M80 all gave up one apiece. Team Liquid, BDS, and beastcoast were at the lower end of the qualification window, winding up with two losses each.

There are high expectations that we’ll see a FaZe Clan vs. FURIA showdown in the grand final, mimicking the scene that played out in Sao Paolo at the Six Invitational. That event was monumental and accelerated the popularity of Rainbow Six Siege a hundredfold. While that event closed out with FaZe Clan taking on w7m (who won the event), the entire roster for the latter team was picked up by FURIA, which recently re-entered the Rainbow Six scene.

When Friday comes around, we’ll have four more teams that are ejected from the competition – who has your backing to win the tournament?