19-year-old Mongolian AWPer Senzu has been shockingly benched by The MongolZ organization!
The MongolZ announced earlier this evening that their 19-year-old player, Azbayar “Senzu” Munkbold, has been moved from the active roster to the bench. The announcement came on Wednesday evening, October 22.
This unexpected change comes at a time when the team has been performing exceptionally well, achieving consecutive successes. The Mongolian squad recently won the Esports World Cup and reached the final stages of the BLAST Bounty and FISSURE Playground 2 tournaments.
Today, we made the difficult decision to move Senzu to the bench. Over the past years, Senzu and the boys have together written a new chapter in Mongolian esports, showcasing world class talent, dedication, and determination. This decision was made after careful discussions between players and management. We deeply appreciate our fans’ continued support and respect for the team as we move forward. Senzu remains an exceptional player, and we wish him nothing but success in the next chapter of his career.
This marks the first roster change since Senzu joined the team. The young player, who joined in early September 2023, played a key role in the team’s success and posted a 1.11 rating, making him one of the team’s top performers.
idk what to say it wasnt sudden decision it feels like im leaving my home we made a lot of memories together i wish all the best things for my beloved ones my apologies to the ones who support us sorry for bad news if u guys didnt give me this great opportunity there wouldn’t todays me i just wanna say thanks for everything so sorry for everything.
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