The MongolZ

The, the, the ugly point is this: it's fucking Senzu's career trajectory.

What the fuck is this guy doing with his prime? Listen, I get that when you're on Mongolz, you probably got paid a pittance and you were never gonna get true superstar status.

With that said, at least you competitively had some cash here, though, right? You were always in the mix.

You were actually at that point already where you could win tournaments and upset massive teams.

I think that's part of the issue.

Like, he waited so long for that to be, like, the prevailing narrative that, oh, Senzu speaks English, Senzu could join any team.

So for a while he let it sort of hang, the sort of uncertainty as to, like, what's going on with him in Mongolz? What could be an option for him? Is there something weird going on in this-

A- as far as I know-

Like, I actually think it sort of makes them worse players when they have to make more decisions.

And in fact, my obvious angle, I've said it a million times, is if I had Donk, bro, I would be playing, like, a way more up-tempo, aggressive, you know, like Mongolz foot-esque game where you...

If you just charge on the sites, which he does anywhere, I feel like you'd just overwhelm teams, bro.

You could really make it work a lot better, but Halle clearly disagrees with me.

I think most people would probably agree.

BC Game obviously already signing two Mongolz players that they definitely paid well for, like-

I think that's the thing, isn't it? Like they, they signed the Mongolz players because they believed the Mongolz players were the best players available to them.

Yep.

And they're probably their two best players are Asian.

... actually, um, I wanna say something, you know.

Um, before ASAP, we actually reached out to, to Mongolz to actually get, uh, Cobra, for example.

That's why-

Oh

But, uh, about Electronic move, um, we had been in talks with, uh, Cobra.

Um, no, sorry, not directly with Cobra.

Um, we tried with Mongolz.

Um-