Flouzer secures series win with powerful 4k at IEM Beijing 2026 qualifiers

Ilya “Flouzer” Selifonov just reminded the CS2 world why entry fraggers with ice in their veins are worth building a roster around. The 18-year-old delivered a decisive 4-kill performance to clinch a series victory for Nuclear TigeRES during the IEM Beijing 2026 Global Qualifiers.

A 4k that sealed the deal

In competitive Counter-Strike 2, a 4k, where a single player eliminates four of the five opposing players in a round, is the kind of play that can flip an entire series on its head. That’s exactly what Flouzer delivered when his team needed it most.

Nuclear TigeRES had additional qualifier matches scheduled for September 2 and September 4, meaning this series win was a critical stepping stone rather than a final destination.

Who is Flouzer?

Born on December 13, 2007, Flouzer launched his competitive career in 2024 with Team OWL before joining Nuclear TigeRES in October of that year.

Despite being barely two years into his professional career, Flouzer has already accumulated roughly $34,017 in prize winnings across various competitions. His HLTV rating sits at approximately 1.12. Anything above 1.00 means a player is contributing more than the average competitor at their level.

Nuclear TigeRES on the rise

Nuclear TigeRES took first place at NODWIN Clutch Series #9 on June 17, 2026, then repeated the feat at NODWIN Clutch Series #10 on August 6, 2026.

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