The MongolZ Announce New MLBB Roster   The MongolZ has confirmed a new Mobile Legends: Bang Bang  roster, integrating players from Team Zone  as part of its roster restructuring.   Ahead of the roster changes, The MongolZ  announced it had parted ways with zetsu, shenlyn, Booyo, and Rynx K , bringing their tenure with the organization to an end. According to the organization’s official Facebook page , The MongolZ released the following statement: "We extend our sincere appre

The 2027 Counter-Strike Majors  have officially been confirmed, with events scheduled to take place in South America  and Asia , continuing Valve’s global expansion strategy for its flagship esports tournaments. Credit to FiReSPORTS Buenos Aires Major 2027 FiReSPORTS has announced that it has secured the bid to host the Counter-Strike Major 2027  in Buenos Aires , marking the first-ever CS Major held in Argentina . The Buenos Aires Major will run from May 31 to June 20, 2027

IHC Esports have officially disbanded their Counter-Strike 2 roster, closing the chapter on one of Mongolia’s most historically significant Counter-Strike teams. IHC esports CS history The organization originally entered Counter-Strike in March 2022 after acquiring the Checkmate lineup, featuring bLitz, Techno4K, Bart4k, kabal, nin9, sk0R , with maaRaa  joining as head coach during the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive era. Image by IHC esports official Face Book page Accordi

Mongolia’s world-class Counter-Strike 2 representative The MongolZ  spoke openly at The Tonight Show starring Ankhbayar about the historic moment they reached the grand final of the BLAST Austin Major , the powerful wave of nationwide support from Mongolian fans, the mental pressure of playing on the biggest stage, and the addition of their new player Controlez . At the beginning of the interview, the host praised the team by saying, “You managed to turn the name Mongolia int

This week marked another strong chapter for Mongolian esports, highlighted by The MongolZ’s 4th-place finish at the HLTV Awards 2025  and Team Zone’s run in the Swiss Stage of the MLBB World Championship , alongside other developments across Counter-Strike 2, Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, and Dota 2.   Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) WAOW GG announce roster changes WAOW GG have officially concluded their journey with their current MLBB women’s roster. The lineup — BEBEX, KAIR

Riot Games has officially announced key dates and major updates for the 2026 League of Legends esports season , setting the stage for another year of global competition across multiple regions and international events. With teams preparing for new roster eras and gameplay updates expected to shape the early-season meta, fans won’t have to wait long—regional leagues begin returning to the stage starting mid-January. Image by Riot Games Regional Leagues Begin in January Several

Mongolian Counter-Strike 2 player Unurdelger “controlez” Baasanjargal has officially joined The Huns Esports , the organization announced. The 28-year-old rifler is one of Mongolia’s early professional Counter-Strike players, having competed at the Mongolian esports scene since the CS: GO era. According to his profile on Liquipedia , "controlez" has been active in local and international competitions since 2017. In 2024, he signed with Chinggis Warriors , where he achieved a

Mongolian MLBB team Team Zone  have qualified for the Swiss Stage  of the M7 World Championship  after a successful Wild Card run. Team Zone , winners of the ESN National Championship , secured their place in the main stage by advancing past ZETA DIVISION , Leon Esports , and Boostgate Esports  in the Wild Card stage, before defeating Guangzhou Gaming  in the Crossover match. Boostgate Esports also qualified for the Swiss Stage. This marks the second time  a Mongolian MLBB te

The MongolZ team has begun receiving potential offers to transfer 19-year-old player Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold to another team , according to HLTV.org sources . As reported by HLTV.org , The MongolZ are now open to offers for transferring Senzu to another team , making it a major topic in the team's transfer controversy leading up to the 2026 season. Senzu is ready to receive offers for the rifle and AWPER. This time they are "transferring" their team's player through the

BLAST has confirmed that BLAST Rivals Season Two 2026  will once again be held in Hong Kong, following the successful execution of last year’s event. The tournament is scheduled to take place November 8–15, 2026 , with the final three days hosted at AsiaWorld-Expo. Eight teams will compete for a $1 million prize pool , with $650,000 allocated to team winnings and $350,000 distributed among players . Participating teams will be selected based on the Valve Regional Standings

Counter-Strike 2 Mongolian CS2 player Azbayar “ Senzu” Munkhbold is open for AWPER in addition to his main rifler position, according to hltv.org source. He has reached 13th place in the HLTV Top 20 Players of 2025, setting a new record in Mongolian Counter-Strike history. The MongolZ team is signed Uuganbayar Anarbileg “cobrazera” from The Huns Esports also expanding its ability to compete at the international level. Image source: Team Zone Mobile Legends: Bang Ba

Unurdelger “controlez” Baasanjargal has officially parted ways with The MongolZ after an impressive stand-in run during the late 2025 season. Stepping in for Senzu, controlez delivered consistent performances across three major international events, helping stabilize the roster and significantly raising his profile on the global Counter-Strike stage.