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Jul 6, 2026, 11:25 AM
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Misa Esports — TESFED League Season 3 champion

Alexey Mikhailov
Misa Esports rifler Muhammad “mini” Salman.

TESFED League Season 3 has come to an end, with Misa Esports emerging as the tournament champion.

In the grand final, the team defeated WRAITH PCIFIC 3–2 in maps (8–13 on Dust2, 5–13 on Anubis, 13–5 on Inferno, 13–8 on Mirage, and 16–14 on Nuke) and took home $5,345 in prize money. Fire Flux Esports finished in third place at the event.

A total of 10 teams competed in the championship—4 of them faced off in the play-ins to determine the two teams that would join the top six teams based on the VRS ranking. The main stage of the tournament was held using a double-elimination format, and all matches, with the exception of the best-of-5 final, were played in a best-of-3 format.

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Misa Esports Roster

  • Zubeyr “Zuedsta” Yildirim
  • Mert “Mertowsk1” Burtgil
  • Serdar “Ckanic” Akyıncı
  • Aziz “souv” Altynsoy
  • Muhammed “mini” Salman
  • Emredjan “EMSTAR” Chalykshan
  • Onur “obyj” Bugra Yaman (coach)

Prize Pool Distribution

  • 1st place — Misa Esports ($5,345);
  • 2nd place — WRAITH PCIFIC ($2,673);
  • 3rd place — KOLESIE ($1,604);
  • 4th place — VENOM ESPOR ($1,069).

TESFED League Season 3 took place online from June 5 to July 5. Ten teams participated in the tournament, and the champion was determined following two stages. The event’s total prize pool was $10,691.

Photo — eXTREMESLAND.

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Alexey Mikhailov
Alexey MikhailovAuthor · CS2 News Author

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