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HomeCS2NewsBest Tier 1 tournament — IEM Kraków 2026, worst opponent — HEROIC: soulfly’s key stats at Aurora Gaming
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Jul 3, 2026, 08:38 AM
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Best Tier 1 tournament — IEM Kraków 2026, worst opponent — HEROIC: soulfly’s key stats at Aurora Gaming

Dan Kleiman
A photo of soulfly from the tournament

Yesterday, Aurora Gaming announced that Kaner “soulfly” Kesic had been moved to the bench. Below are the rifler’s key stats from just over 6 months with the Serbian organization.

It is known that soulfly played 111 maps for Aurora Gaming with a rating of 1.01. The rifler’s best Tier 1 tournament during this period was IEM Kraków 2026, where his average rating was 1.07, while his worst were BLAST Bounty 2026 Season 1 and BLAST Open Rotterdam 2026 (0.92 in both). The player played 53.2% of his total maps with a rating above 1.0. Together with the Turkish player, Aurora Gaming qualified for one Major, and its win rate over the past few months was 56.76%.

The most difficult opponent for soulfly is HEROIC, against whom he played 2 maps with a rating of 0.72. At the same time, the rifler’s easiest matches were his two encounters with 9z Team, in which he managed to achieve a rating of 1.67.

Soulfly’s best result with Aurora Gaming at a major tournament was a 2nd-place finish at ESL Pro League Season 23. As for majors, the team finished in 3rd–4th place at the IEM Cologne Major 2026.

Read also: MAJ3R has been benched by Aurora Gaming’s CS2 roster

Yesterday, Aurora Gaming announced that Kaner “soulfly” Kesichi had been moved to the club’s bench. Shortly afterward, the esports player commented on the club’s decision, said goodbye to his teammates, and announced that he was looking for a new team.

Photo — PGL.

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