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\n<\/picture> <\/a>\n <\/figure>\n <\/div>\n \n \n \n Thorin on NAVI: \u201cThey may have asked jL to come back\u201d <\/a>\n <\/h3>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/article> <\/div>\n<\/div>\nOnly three legends remain above him<\/strong><\/h2>\nAhead of donk on this list right now are only ZywOo, s1mple, and device. The Frenchman has 25 MVPs at big tournaments, the Ukrainian has 14, and the Dane has 11, meaning the Russian rifler is only one award away from third place.<\/p>\n
This detail is exactly what makes his progress even more impressive. For most players, even getting into such company would already be the limit of career achievements, but for donk it looks only like an intermediate stage, because he continues to collect awards at a pace that almost no one can stop for now.<\/p>\n
But the question of the greatest rifler is not closed yet<\/strong><\/h2>\nDespite donk\u2019s breakthrough in the number of MVPs, it is still too early to make final conclusions about his place in history. The reason is simple: when the conversation is about greatness not over a short stretch, but over the full distance of a career, it is not only the number of highest individual awards that matters, but also stability for years ahead.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/55500771730_f6fddb6759_k.jpg\")
Photo Copyright by BLAST<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis is where NiKo still keeps a very serious historical reserve. The Bosnian has 53 EVPs, and this number perfectly shows how long he remained an elite player even at tournaments where he did not take MVP. In other words, donk can already win the argument about peak level or the speed of collecting awards, but in terms of the length and size of the legacy, NiKo is still ahead.<\/p>\n
The difference between peak and longevity is key here<\/strong><\/h2>\nIn donk\u2019s case, the main argument right now is the incredible intensity of his domination. He is accumulating MVPs very quickly, regularly becomes the best player at big events, and already has a r\u00e9sum\u00e9 that would remain unreachable for many riflers even at the end of their careers.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/55498289866_bc144d239c_k.jpg\")
Photo Copyright by BLAST<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn NiKo\u2019s case, the main argument is different: he stayed at the top level for years, changed teams, eras, and teammates, but still remained among the strongest. That is why this discussion now essentially comes down to the classic question: what matters more \u2014 a historically powerful peak or many years of superstar-level stability.<\/p>\n
donk is already putting pressure on other historical positions<\/strong><\/h2>\nLooking wider, donk has long stopped being just a contender for a place among great riflers. He has already surpassed many iconic names in the race for the most prestigious individual awards and is now directly approaching players who, until very recently, were considered almost unreachable in historical lists.<\/p>\n
It is especially important that all of this is happening not against the background of a random flash, but during a period when Spirit are consistently fighting for titles. In other words, his MVPs do not exist separately from team success, but are backed up by real deep runs at big tournaments, which only strengthens the value of every new award.<\/p>\n\n
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Only three legends remain above him<\/strong><\/h2>\nAhead of donk on this list right now are only ZywOo, s1mple, and device. The Frenchman has 25 MVPs at big tournaments, the Ukrainian has 14, and the Dane has 11, meaning the Russian rifler is only one award away from third place.<\/p>\n
This detail is exactly what makes his progress even more impressive. For most players, even getting into such company would already be the limit of career achievements, but for donk it looks only like an intermediate stage, because he continues to collect awards at a pace that almost no one can stop for now.<\/p>\n
But the question of the greatest rifler is not closed yet<\/strong><\/h2>\nDespite donk\u2019s breakthrough in the number of MVPs, it is still too early to make final conclusions about his place in history. The reason is simple: when the conversation is about greatness not over a short stretch, but over the full distance of a career, it is not only the number of highest individual awards that matters, but also stability for years ahead.<\/p>\nPhoto Copyright by BLAST<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis is where NiKo still keeps a very serious historical reserve. The Bosnian has 53 EVPs, and this number perfectly shows how long he remained an elite player even at tournaments where he did not take MVP. In other words, donk can already win the argument about peak level or the speed of collecting awards, but in terms of the length and size of the legacy, NiKo is still ahead.<\/p>\n
The difference between peak and longevity is key here<\/strong><\/h2>\nIn donk\u2019s case, the main argument right now is the incredible intensity of his domination. He is accumulating MVPs very quickly, regularly becomes the best player at big events, and already has a r\u00e9sum\u00e9 that would remain unreachable for many riflers even at the end of their careers.<\/p>\nPhoto Copyright by BLAST<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIn NiKo\u2019s case, the main argument is different: he stayed at the top level for years, changed teams, eras, and teammates, but still remained among the strongest. That is why this discussion now essentially comes down to the classic question: what matters more \u2014 a historically powerful peak or many years of superstar-level stability.<\/p>\n
donk is already putting pressure on other historical positions<\/strong><\/h2>\nLooking wider, donk has long stopped being just a contender for a place among great riflers. He has already surpassed many iconic names in the race for the most prestigious individual awards and is now directly approaching players who, until very recently, were considered almost unreachable in historical lists.<\/p>\n
It is especially important that all of this is happening not against the background of a random flash, but during a period when Spirit are consistently fighting for titles. In other words, his MVPs do not exist separately from team success, but are backed up by real deep runs at big tournaments, which only strengthens the value of every new award.<\/p>\n\n
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Despite donk\u2019s breakthrough in the number of MVPs, it is still too early to make final conclusions about his place in history. The reason is simple: when the conversation is about greatness not over a short stretch, but over the full distance of a career, it is not only the number of highest individual awards that matters, but also stability for years ahead.<\/p>\n This is where NiKo still keeps a very serious historical reserve. The Bosnian has 53 EVPs, and this number perfectly shows how long he remained an elite player even at tournaments where he did not take MVP. In other words, donk can already win the argument about peak level or the speed of collecting awards, but in terms of the length and size of the legacy, NiKo is still ahead.<\/p>\n In donk\u2019s case, the main argument right now is the incredible intensity of his domination. He is accumulating MVPs very quickly, regularly becomes the best player at big events, and already has a r\u00e9sum\u00e9 that would remain unreachable for many riflers even at the end of their careers.<\/p>\n In NiKo\u2019s case, the main argument is different: he stayed at the top level for years, changed teams, eras, and teammates, but still remained among the strongest. That is why this discussion now essentially comes down to the classic question: what matters more \u2014 a historically powerful peak or many years of superstar-level stability.<\/p>\n Looking wider, donk has long stopped being just a contender for a place among great riflers. He has already surpassed many iconic names in the race for the most prestigious individual awards and is now directly approaching players who, until very recently, were considered almost unreachable in historical lists.<\/p>\n It is especially important that all of this is happening not against the background of a random flash, but during a period when Spirit are consistently fighting for titles. In other words, his MVPs do not exist separately from team success, but are backed up by real deep runs at big tournaments, which only strengthens the value of every new award.<\/p>\n\n read more<\/p>\n The difference between peak and longevity is key here<\/strong><\/h2>\n
donk is already putting pressure on other historical positions<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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