The MongolZ continue to prove their strength on the Tier-1 scene: consistently reaching playoffs, challenging the top teams, and confidently looking towards the future. At PGL Astana 2025, one of the key players of the team, Sodbayar "Techno4K" Munkhbold, shared insights on the team's form, past tournaments, plans for bootcamps, and the team's ambitions.

At the tournament in Melbourne (IEM Melbourne 2025), Techno4K sat at the center of the team, raising questions about a possible role change. However, he explained that it was a usual change initiated by a teammate.

Nothing has changed. It was Senzu 's decision — he just wanted a change of scenery. I think he got a bit bored

Despite reaching the top-4 in Melbourne, Techno4K believes the team wasn't in their best form and succeeded due to a favorable bracket.

Yes, we made it to the top-4, but honestly, we weren't at our best. The opponents weren't as strong as Spirit is now. We played against Complexity, FATE , and Liquid — it was quite easy. We can't relax; we need to progress

The player acknowledges that since the beginning of the year, the team hasn't made a significant leap forward, but they haven't regressed either.

Right now, we're just at the same level. It hasn't gotten better or worse. We understand this and know we need to do more

For further development, The MongolZ want to practice outside of Asia — especially in Europe or America .

First and foremost, we need to bootcamp and play more in other regions — maybe in Europe or America . Perhaps after Dallas (IEM Dallas 2025)

Despite current challenges, confidence in their abilities remains a hallmark of the roster.

We are always confident in ourselves at every tournament. Everyone knows this. We can show more. And we will do our best