Spirit finished BLAST Open Porto 2026 with a victory and two players at once among the tournament leaders by kill-to-death ratio. Dmitry “sh1ro” Sokolov kept the best K/D — 1.58, while Danil “donk” Kryshkovets took third place with 1.43 and became the only pure rifler in the top 5.
sh1ro held onto first place
By the end of the entire BLAST Open Porto 2026, it was sh1ro who showed the best K/D among the tournament participants — 1.58. The Spirit AWPer managed to stay ahead of his closest competitors even after the playoffs, where the level of opposition and the number of decisive matches increased noticeably.
This figure reflects his playstyle well. sh1ro traditionally preserves his life very efficiently, rarely gives opponents easy frags, and at the same time consistently converts his own opportunities into kills. Over the distance of a full tournament, it was exactly this stability that allowed him to top the ranking.
m0NESY remained the closest pursuer
Second place went to Ilya “m0NESY” Osipov with a 1.48 K/D. The Falcons AWPer finished the tournament only 0.10 behind sh1ro and once again ended up among the most stable individual performers of a major championship.
At the same time, Falcons could not repeat Spirit’s result, so m0NESY’s strong personal statistics did not turn into a title. This once again shows the difference between individual efficiency and team result: even one of the best K/Ds of the tournament does not guarantee a run to the very end.
donk — the only rifler in the top 5
The most interesting exception on the list was donk. The Russian finished BLAST Open Porto with a 1.43 K/D and took third place, although all the other players in the top five play the role of the main AWPer for their teams.
This makes donk’s result especially telling. Riflers take part in opening contacts, aggressive entries, and risky duels much more often, so maintaining such a high kill-death balance over a long distance is harder. For donk, this is another argument in favor of his exceptional individual level.
r1nkle and ZywOo closed out the top five
Artem “r1nkle” Moroz finished fourth with a 1.33 K/D. Right behind him was Mathieu “ZywOo” Herbaut with a 1.31 figure, closing out the top 5 most efficient players of BLAST Open Porto by this parameter.
As a result, four of the five spots went to AWP players: sh1ro, m0NESY, r1nkle, and ZywOo. That is why donk’s presence among them looks even more noticeable — he managed to compete with players whose role by its nature more often allows them to control risks and maintain a high K/D.
Spirit got two representatives at once
Another important detail is that Spirit became the only team represented in the top 5 by two players at once. sh1ro topped the ranking, while donk took third place, which clearly explains why this team was able to go all the way through the tournament and take the trophy.
When two main stars of one roster finish a major championship with a K/D above 1.40 at once, it becomes extremely difficult for opponents to find stable weak spots. One controls the game with the AWP, the other creates advantages with the rifle — and in Porto, this combination worked almost perfectly.
K/D highlighted the main stars of the tournament
The final top five by K/D looks logical:
- sh1ro — 1.58,
- m0NESY — 1.48,
- donk — 1.43,
- r1nkle — 1.33
- ZywOo — 1.31.
All of them were key individual figures for their teams throughout the tournament.
But the two Spirit players stand out the most. sh1ro finished the championship with the best kill-to-death ratio, while donk became the only rifler among four elite AWPers — and together they confirmed their statistics with the main result of BLAST Open Porto 2026.
