Tundra Esports has achieved a three-peat victory, triumphing over Team Falcons with a score of 3-2 in the BLAST Slam IV Grand Finals.
The squad has claimed the largest portion of a $1m (~£760,000) prize fund and has successfully earned a spot in BLAST Slam VI scheduled for the following year.
Tundra Esports was among the dozen invited teams that participated in the Dota 2 competition, held from October 14th to November 9th, 2025.
Tundra Esports commenced the tournament strongly, quickly becoming a favourite to win after finishing atop the Group Stage with a 9-2 win/loss record. Subsequently, Tundra Esports secured their place in the Grand Finals by defeating MOUZ 2-1 in the Semi-finals during the Playoffs.
The Playoffs and Grand Finals were all hosted in Singapore at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
The finals featured a captivating contest between two of the foremost teams in the Dota 2 arena. Team Falcons secured the initial win, with Tundra Esports then claiming victory in the second match. Following the third match, Team Falcons was on the verge of becoming champions.
However, Tundra Esports orchestrated an impressive turnaround by winning the concluding two matches, thereby overcoming the champions of The International 2025.
Tundra Esports is maintaining its dominant run in BLAST Slam, now having secured victory in three of the four tournaments conducted thus far. It previously emerged victorious in BLAST Slam III after defeating Team Falcons 3-1, and in BLAST Slam II by attaining a 3-0 victory over Gaimin Gladiators.
The subsequent tournament, BLAST Slam V, is scheduled to occur from November 25th to December 7th, 2025, where teams will once again vie for a $1m prize fund and a position in Slam VI.
BLAST Slam IV Viewership
According to Esports Charts, significant numbers of viewers watched the competitions between some of the leading Dota 2 teams.
BLAST Slam IV attracted a maximum concurrent viewership of 289,202 individuals, which was recorded during the Grand Finals match between Tundra Esports and Team Falcons. The tournament generated over 6.8m hours of viewing time, with an average viewership of approximately 95,000 across a broadcast duration exceeding 71 hours.
Esports Charts estimates the media value of the event, representing the approximate sponsorship value of the tournament, reached up to $2.5m (~£1.9m).
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