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Content:	Three-time BLAST R6 Major and Six Invitational champion [[Companies/w7m esports\|w7m esports]] has announced its addition to the R6 Share 2025 program. The Brazilian esports organization confirmed its participation on X (formerly Twitter), revealing that it secured a spot in the program by acquiring Fluxo's position. The R6 Share 2025 program was first introduced at the BLAST R6 Major in Montreal, where Ubisoft named eighteen of the twenty organizations set to join. While Fluxo was part of the original announcement, w7m esports was not initially included. Since narrowly avoiding relegation to Brazil's Tier 2 in October 2022, w7m esports has experienced a remarkable rise. Within just four months, the team climbed from the bottom of the standings to contend for international titles. The pinnacle of their success came in 2024, when the Bulls secured victories at the BLAST R6 Major Copenhagen, the BLAST R6 Major Atlanta, and the Six Invitational 2024. Over the course of the last season, the team earned nearly USD $2M in prize money. Despite the departure of key players to FURIA Esports, which led many to believe w7m would fall to mid-table status, the Bulls defied expectations, reaching two international grand finals since then. Given the team's impressive results both domestically and internationally over the past two years, it seemed almost unthinkable that w7m esports wouldn’t be included in the R6 Share 2025 program.

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