pixel has stepped down as head coach of the CYBERSHOKE Esports CS2 roster—he will be replaced by mzng
CYBERSHOKE Esports has announced the end of its collaboration with coach Vladimir “pixel” Lukyanov; analyst Alexander “mzng” Belkin will temporarily take his place. The official announcement was made on the club’s Telegram channel.
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pixel is stepping down as head coach of CYBERSHOKE Esports.
Vova, we are immensely grateful for your hard work: first, you taught young talents from our academy how to play CS, and then you coached the main roster. You led the guys and taught them never to give up.
Much of what you did went unseen, but we know how much effort you put into the team, and we truly appreciate it.
Today, our paths are parting ways. But everything we’ve been through together doesn’t end with this announcement.
For the upcoming tournaments, the team will be temporarily coached by analyst Alexander ‘mzng’ Belkin.
CYBERSHOKE Esports Roster
- Daniil “alpha” Dyomin
- Roman “Mokuj1n” Petrushenko
- Alimzhan “Alkaren” Bitimbay
- Emil “nota” Moskvitin
- Vladislav “H4SAN4TOR” Tuchin
- Alexander “mzng” Belkin (interim coach)
Previously, Vladimir “pixel” Lukyanov coached Aurora Young Blud, CHMR, and CYBERSHOKE Prospects. In April 2026, he took over as head coach of CYBERSHOKE Esports’ main CS2 roster, leading them to victory at the CCT Europe 2026 Series #6 in August.
Photo courtesy of CYBERSHOKE Esports.
