MidwayTrading maps in the first two games, Abrahams pulls away to grab a Championship title.
Abrahams closed out Death Slam Invitational EU as champions with a 3-1 win over Leviathan, and the finals felt more one-sided than the score suggests. Leviathan found one answer in Game 2, but outside of that, Abrahams controlled the series and finished the tournament on top.
Abrahams took a strong lead
Game 1 set the tone right away. Abrahams won it in 29:21, the shortest map of the series, and never gave Leviathan much room to play. together was dominant on 
Silver, finishing 11/1/16 with a 27.00 KDA, while Leviathan managed just 14 kills as a team.
Leviathan Punched Back Once
Game 2 was the one map where Leviathan got the series onto their terms. Freemok answered with a huge Silver game at 9/1/12, and oses put together Leviathan’s best carry performance of the finals on 
Mina with a 10/2/19 line and 48,328 souls. Leviathan finished with 40 kills to Abrahams’ 17 and evened the series by force.
That was the high point. Abrahams took it too Leviathan from there on out.
Mina decided the finals
The biggest shift in the series came in Games 3 and 4, when arzo took over on Mina. He went 13/1/17 in Game 3 and followed it with 13/2/18 in Game 4, giving him a combined 26/3/35 across the last two maps. Leviathan never found a real answer once that pick took over the series.
That closing stretch is what turned a competitive finals on paper into a comfortable tournament clinching win in practice.
Abrahams was too much
It was not just one player carrying the load. sanya_sniper led the series with 36 kills while rotating through 
Lady Geist, 
Mirage, and 
Venator. saintmxsm piled up 81 assists, doing a lot of the setup work on 
Sinclair, 
Mo & Krill, and 
Kelvin.
Abrahams were cleaner in every area that mattered over the four maps. They finished with a 140-99 edge in total kills, and five of their six players posted a series KDA above 3.4. Leviathan had moments, but Abrahams were deeper and more stable for most of the finals.
oses Kept Leviathan Alive
For Leviathan, oses was the one constant. He finished with 27 kills across four different heroes and nearly matched the series soul lead despite playing from the losing side. His Game 2 Mina performance gave Leviathan their only win, and his Game 4 
Wraith numbers were strong again even in defeat: 52,522 souls, 73,474 player damage, 244 last hits, and level 36.
Leviathan got one map off Abrahams, but the finals kept coming back to the same story. Abrahams had more control, more balance, and the most impactful hero in the series. That was enough to finish the job and end the tournament with the trophy.