mzinho's dominance took the team from Mongolia to their fourth international final of the year.

mzinho has shined unstoppably on the Anubis map.

The MongolZ passed the semi-finals to advance to the Thunderpick World Championship trophy match after defeating 3DMAX with a score of 2-0 (13-6 on Anubis, 13-9 on Ancient). 

This is the fourth time this year that Garidmagnai "⁠bLitz⁠" Byambasuren's team has reached an international final, having won the YaLLa Compass and MESA Nomadic Masters Spring tournaments before the break and finishing in first place. runner-up at the Skyesports Championship in July.

3DMAX already won against The MongolZ in the opening match of ESL Pro League Season 20, but this time the team from Mongolia won the rematch to qualify for the playoffs and now repeat this result to advance entered the best-of-five finals with HEROIC to compete for the Thunderpick Cup.

This result continues The MongolZ's impressive run of form since the start of the year, when they reached the round of 16 of PGL Major Copenhagen and rose in the rankings with titles won before the break. Despite early losses at ESL Challenger Jönköping, IEM Cologne and IEM Rio, a 3-4 finish at Elisa Masters Espoo and reaching the final in Germany showed that The MongolZ have somewhat regained their first half form. year, in time for Perfect World Shanghai Major Asia's RMR.

3DMAX had absolutely no chance on the Anubis map, as an unstoppable defense from Ayush "⁠mzinho⁠" Batbold (with 20-8 K-D, 181.7 ADR, 2.62 rating) helped The MongolZ take a 10 lead. -2 before switching sides. Bryan "⁠Maka⁠" Canda's 1v3 ace clutch in the second pistol round gave 3DMAX some hope, but it wasn't enough to prevent The MongolZ from ending the map early when the guns returned.

The match on the Ancient map also happened similarly, although 3DMAX won both pistol rounds and had a better overall score but still had difficulty in rounds with guns.

bLitz and mzinho led their team to a 7-5 score when switching sides, with mzinho combining with Munkhbold "⁠Senzu⁠" Azbayar to punish 3DMAX's late-round mistakes and post-bombs, closing out the match match with a score of 13-9.