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The MongolZ outclass PARIVISION to lift 1win Private Club Season 2 trophy on debut with nin9

Автор: HLTV.org

The MongolZ outclass PARIVISION to lift 1win Private Club Season 2 trophy on debut with nin9

The MongolZ have secured their first trophy since winning Esports World Cup 2025 — 14 months ago — after a masterclass against PARIVISION in the best-of-five grand final at 1win Private Club Season 2.

The tournament marked the debut of the new-look The MongolZ roster, which saw Anarbileg "⁠cobrazera⁠" Uuganbayar return to the active lineup and the addition of Yesuntumur "⁠nin9⁠" Gantulga from The Huns.

Garidmagnai "⁠bLitz⁠" Byambasuren's men have struggled to return to a top level since benching — and later losing — Azbayar "⁠Senzu⁠" Munkhbold, and their fortunes took a turn for the worse after Ayush "⁠mzinho⁠" Batbold also departed the lineup to link up with his former teammate on BC.Game.

A few playoff runs did little to ease the sting of several group stage exits, and the team opted for a bigger change after exiting FISSURE Playground 3 in last place.

Their Major invite never truly looked in danger, but their dismal run of form left the possibility of missing a direct invite to Stage 2 on the table. That possibility has likely been averted after a stellar run in their debut event with nin9 at 1win Private Club, where The MongolZ tallied an opening win over Alliance before dropping down to the lower bracket following a blowout 0-2 loss to BIG in the upper semi-finals.

But bLitz's side recovered spectacularly with their backs against the wall, powering past magic and PRIVATE to earn a rematch against BIG in the consolidation final. This time, The MongolZ emerged victorious, reverse-sweeping the series with dominant wins on Inferno (13-3) and Mirage (13-7) after losing Cache (4-13) thanks to a server-leading 1.60-rated showing by Usukhbayar "⁠910⁠" Banzragch.

It was a storybook ending to the event for the team's new addition, nin9, as he took over in the title decider after a relatively quiet tournament. The 28-year-old posted a 1.56 rating across a three-map series that saw The MongolZ only tested on Mirage, needing all 24 rounds to secure the win after nearly letting a 12-4 lead slip while dominating on Ancient (13-6) and Dust2 (13-4).

Yesuntumur 'nin9' GantulgaPast 3 months

Garidmagnai 'bLitz' ByambasurenPast 3 months

BC.Game

Azbayar 'Senzu' Munkhbold

Ayush 'mzinho' Batbold

Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev

Emil 'Magisk' Reif

Tyson 'asap' Paterson

Wiktor 'TaZ' Wojtas

Azbayar 'Senzu' MunkhboldPast 3 months

Ayush 'mzinho' BatboldPast 3 months

Anarbileg 'cobrazera' UuganbayarPast 3 months

magic

Svyatoslav 'MaSvAl' Masko

Vladislav 'lattykk' Vydrin

Vitaliy 'sFade8' Marushka

Andrey 'AW' Anisimov

Nikita 'tenzy' Kochenyuk

Danila 'eksiver' Yurkov

Usukhbayar '910' BanzragchPast 3 months

The MongolZ

Yesuntumur 'nin9' Gantulga

Garidmagnai 'bLitz' Byambasuren

Sodbayar 'Techno' Munkhbold

Usukhbayar '910' Banzragch

Anarbileg 'cobrazera' Uuganbayar

Erdenedalai 'maaRaa' Bayanbat

BIG

Johannes 'tabseN' Wodarz

Jon 'JDC' de Castro

Josef 'faveN' Baumann

Benjamin 'blameF' Bremer

Gleb 'gr1ks' Gazin

Sebastian 'xenn' Hoch

PARIVISION

Abay 'HObbit' Khassenov

Evgenii 'FL1T' Lebedev

Dzhami 'Jame' Ali

Vladislav 'xiELO' Lysov

Ivan 'zweih' Gogin

Dastan 'dastan' Akbayev

Alliance

Simon 'twist' Eliasson

Sean 'eraa' Knutsson

Jonatan 'bobeksde' Persson

Markus 'upE' Johansson

Arvid 'avid' Åberg

Simon 'Hawk' Vävinggren

PRIVATE

Aliaksandr '1eeR' Nahorny

Vladislav 'H4SAN4TOR' Tuchin

Maksim 'sowalio' Beketov

Maksim 'sh1nejezzz' Vinogradov

Timur 'z1k4' Askhadulin

The Huns

Baatarkhuu 'Bart4k' Batbold

Unudelger 'controlez' Baasanjargal

Enkhjavkhlan 'Cozen' Tuvshin

Dugarsuren 'DarkMeister' Ireedui

Davaajargal 'bexyz' Bayarjargal

Badral 'Carnage' Purevkhuu