TheMongolz secure third consecutive Major appearance

The same two teams have qualified for three Majors in a row from the Asia RMR as The MongolZ join Grayhound in Paris.

The MongolZ have secured the second Asian spot in the BLAST.tv Paris Major Challengers Stage following a 2-0 win over Rare Atom in the consolidation final of the tournament.

The MongolZ have joined Grayhound as the first team who qualified from the Asia-Pacific region, as well as eight other teams from the now concluded Europe A RMR and two from the still ongoing Americas RMR, which is heading into the final day of play.

TheMongolz placed second at the Asia RMR in their debut with hasteka

The updated list of teams qualified for the BLAST.tv Paris Major, taking place on May 8-21, looks as follows:

Legends Stage
Natus Vincere
fnatic
Into the Breach
Bad News Eagles

To play decider
FURIA
paiN

Challengers Stage
GamerLegion
OG
MOUZ
Apeks
Grayhound
The MongolZ

The Mongolians are set to make their third consecutive Major appearance in Paris after previously representing IHC in PGL Major Antwerp and IEM Rio Major in 2022.

Going into the current Major cycle, the team around Garidmagnai "⁠bLitz⁠" Byambasuren decided at the last minute to depart their former organization and donned the iconic The MongolZ tag.

Under the new name, The MongolZ went into the qualifier fresh off the swap of Tengis "⁠sk0R⁠" Batjargal for Chinguun "⁠hasteka⁠" Bayarmaa. The move came as a surprise to many following IHC's successes earlier in the year and created question marks surrounding the team's form heading into the RMR, in which they were about to play with the new player for the first time.

The team succeeded after four days of play as they beat Twisted Minds and Rare Atom twice en route to a spot at the Paris Major, only losing to Grayhound in their first attempt to qualify. hasteka averaged a middling 0.95 rating at the tournament.

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