This remarkable performance has not only put them on the radar of fans and analysts but also earned them a spot among the longest LAN win streaks in Counter-Strike history before their match tomorrow against MOUZ at the Shanghai Major.
Starting their streak on November 2nd at the
Thunderpick World Championship
in Berlin, The MongolZ have defied expectations, defeating some of the most formidable teams in the world. Let’s dive into their journey, the significance of their streak, and how it compares to the greatest winning streaks in Counter-Strike history.
The MongolZ’s Dominance on LAN
The MongolZ began their streak with a commanding 2-0 victory over
at the Thunderpick World Championship. Since then, they have won ten consecutive LAN matches, including an impressive run at the
Shanghai Major
, where they secured six victories and will face
in the quarterfinals tomorrow at 07:00 (CEST).
Here’s a breakdown of their LAN victories so far:
HEROIC
: 2-1 win
MOUZ
: 16-13 win
: 13-10 win
: 2-0 win
: 13-6 win
Rare Atom
: 13-2 win
DRILLAS
: 2-1 win
Alter Ego
: 13-8 win
HEROIC
: 3-1 win
3DMAX
: 2-0 win
This incredible streak is even more impressive considering the caliber of teams they’ve defeated, including major contenders like
HEROIC
,
G2
, and
MOUZ
.
How The MongolZ Compare to Historical LAN Streaks
The MongolZ’s ten-match streak places them in the lower tier of Counter-Strike’s legendary LAN win streaks. However, their momentum and the quality of their victories suggest that they could climb higher. Here’s how their streak stacks up against the greatest in history:
: 60 wins in a row (2012-13) – The undisputed kings of LAN streaks, NiP’s dominance during this era remains unmatched.
: 23 wins in a row (2019) – Liquid’s unparalleled form during their Intel Grand Slam-winning run.
: 17 wins in a row (2018-19) – The peak of Astralis’ era-defining dominance.
G2
: 16 wins in a row (2022-23) – A streak that showcased G2’s resurgence.
Luminosity Gaming
: 15 wins in a row (2016) – The Brazilian powerhouse’s rise to prominence.
: 15 wins in a row (2021) – NAVI’s golden era led by s1mple.
Astralis
: Multiple streaks of 14 and 12 wins during their reign from 2018 to 2019.
Envy
: 11 wins in a row (2015) – Envy’s strong performance in the mid-2010s.
The MongolZ
: 10 wins in a row (2024) – A historic feat for the Mongolian roster and a potential springboard for greater achievements.
Another streak to maintain ?
How far can @G2esports creep up the list? pic.twitter.com/rQ7U6jhaHn
— HLTV.org (@HLTVorg) February 16, 2023
The Path Forward for The MongolZ
The MongolZ’s streak is far from over, and their quarterfinal match against
MOUZ
at the Shanghai Major will be pivotal. If they secure another victory, they will cement their status as one of the breakout teams of 2024 and edge closer to the legendary streaks of Counter-Strike history.
Their rise reflects the increasing globalization of Counter-Strike, with regions like Mongolia demonstrating their potential to compete on the world stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the longest LAN win streak in Counter-Strike history?
The longest LAN win streak belongs to Ninjas in Pyjamas, with an unparalleled 60-match streak from 2012 to 2013.
How many matches have The MongolZ won on LAN?
The MongolZ have won 10 consecutive matches on LAN, starting at the Thunderpick World Championship in November 2024.
Which notable teams have The MongolZ defeated during their streak?
The MongolZ have defeated top-tier teams like HEROIC, G2, MOUZ, and GamerLegion during their streak.
When is The MongolZ’s next match?
The MongolZ will face MOUZ in the Shanghai Major quarterfinals tomorrow at 07:00 (CEST).
How does The MongolZ’s streak compare to other teams in Counter-Strike history?
While The MongolZ’s 10-match streak is impressive, it is still far from legendary streaks like NiP’s 60 wins or Team Liquid’s 23 wins. However, their current form suggests they could climb the ranks.
The MongolZ’s remarkable run continues to captivate fans and analysts alike. Will they extend their streak and achieve legendary status? All eyes are on their next match.
