The MongolZ team achieved a major milestone with their MongolZ victory at the Fissure Playground 2 Counter-Strike 2 tournament in Belgrade. As a result, they earned second place and a prize of USD 230,000. This MongolZ victory highlights Mongolia’s rising presence in the international esports arena.
The tournament brought together 16 elite teams from around the world. Therefore, the competition was intense from the start. In the quarterfinals, the MongolZ faced GS2 and won the series 2:1. Then, they overcame Team Liquid in the semifinals with another 2:1 victory. Consequently, their progress energized fans and showcased their growing skill.
In the championship match, the MongolZ faced Brazil’s Furia team in a Best-of-Five series. The match proved thrilling and closely contested. First, they lost Mirage 13:16 in overtime but quickly recovered with a 13:11 win on Inferno. Next, Nuke went into overtime again, ending 12:16 against them. Then, they secured a 13:9 victory on Overpass. Finally, they fell 13:5 on Dust 2. Despite the final loss, their performance earned widespread admiration.
Moreover, the tournament’s total prize pool reached USD 1.25 million, reflecting the growing investment in esports globally. Organizers praised the high level of competition and the professional conduct of all teams. In addition, analysts noted that MongolZ’s performance could attract further sponsorships and support for Mongolian esports.
Officials from the Mongolian national esports federation celebrated the team’s achievement. They emphasized that the MongolZ victory represents the country’s potential to compete at the highest level internationally. Furthermore, experts believe this success may inspire a new generation of esports players in Mongolia.
Industry commentators highlighted the significance of the Fissure Playground 2 event. They stated that tournaments like this help raise esports visibility and encourage global fan engagement. Additionally, the close matches demonstrated the increasing parity among top-tier teams worldwide.
Looking ahead, the MongolZ plan to participate in more international competitions. Analysts expect their experience from this tournament to improve their strategies and teamwork. Overall, the MongolZ victory in Belgrade signals Mongolia’s emergence as a competitive force in esports, with a promising future ahead.
