Top Tier Counter Strike

The Counter-Strike scene has been revolutionized by young Russian talents—first donk, then zont1x, and now, Kyousuke is next in line. This 17-year-old prodigy has been tearing through the tier 2 scene, and with rumors of a Falcons move alongside m0NESY, his tier 1 debut could be as explosive as donk’s iconic Shanghai Major run.

Who is Kyousuke?

Kyousuke’s journey is taking off in the same place as some of CS2’s brightest stars—Team Spirit Academy.

The Spirit Academy Legacy:

• Before donk and zont1x became major champions, they honed their skills in Spirit’s system.
• Kyousuke followed their path, dominating academy matches with 1.30+ rating performances and earning call-ups to Spirit’s main roster in lower-tier events.

A Family’s Support:

• Unlike many esports talents who face resistance from parents, Kyousuke’s family fully backed his dream as he lived alone 5 mins away from his parents to fully focus on counter strike
• Kyousuke’s brother used to play Jailbreak and that's how he got introduced to Counter Strike, then started matchmaking and faceit after and his journey began since 2018 which is more recent than many pro players who played for ages

Why Falcons Could Be His Breakout Moment

With m0NESY being signed to falcons, Kyousuke could step into a perfect storm as they have been seen a couple of times playing faceit together as well:

• A Young, Fearsome Duo – Imagine m0NESY’s AWP and Kyousuke’s rifling terrorizing opponents.
• The Donk Parallels – Just like donk shocked the world in Spirit, Kyousuke could do the same with falcons.
• Why Not? – Falcons had always wanted m0NESY from a very long time, and with that plan coming to fruition as well as Kyousuke is also looking for a debut in the tier1 scene, this is the perfect opportunity.

Kyousuke & The Super Team; Falcons

Kyousuke isn’t just another prospect—he’s the next chapter in a new era of CS dominance. If Falcons secure him, tier 1 won’t be ready for what’s coming.

The stage is set. The prodigy is ready Kyousuke has what it takes.