torzsi on Team Liquid’s decision to bench siuhy on the CS2 roster: “I’m sure there was a reason for it.”
MOUZ sniper Adam “torzsi” Torzsash spoke in an interview at BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 following the match against Nuclear TigeRES, assessed his individual form, and commented on Team Liquid’s decision to send Kamil “siuhy” Škaradek to the CS2 bench.
On the match against Nuclear TigeRES
It was a great win against PR. To be honest, they put a little pressure on us—they got off to a strong start on both attack and defense and were leading 5-0. But sycrone called a timeout and said that if we stayed calm and played our own brand of CS, everything would be fine. And that’s exactly what we did.
On my individual form
Of course, I had my ups and downs this year, especially at the beginning. I wasn’t focusing as much on the game for personal reasons, and to be honest, I wasn’t feeling my best. But I had to get back into shape, and I’m glad things are better now. That said, we didn’t perform well at the Major, even though I felt my form was already improving by that point.
About siuhy
I’m sure there was a reason why Team Liquid decided not to continue with him as IGL. I think it’s very important for siuhy to find his footing and figure out how he’ll continue to contribute to the team. When he was with Team Liquid, he played alongside good players, such as NertZ. But it seems to me that he didn’t make the most of those opportunities correctly and effectively—at least from my perspective as an outsider.
Earlier today, MOUZ swept Nuclear TigeRES in the BLAST Bounty Summer 2026—13-6 on Ancient and 13-11 on Nuke. The Russian team was eliminated from the tournament, finishing in 17th–32nd place.
Photo by Adela Sznajder, ESL.
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