Ospreay and Selfdestruct reacted to Geltek Cyber Team’s loss in the MLBB Women’s International semifinals
Geltek Cyber Team coach Vladimir “Ospreay” Gonchar and team analyst Denis “Selfdestruct” Merkulov posted on their personal Telegram channels, commenting on their team’s loss to Team Vitality in the semifinals of the 2026 MLBB Women’s International.
Ospreay noted the difference in experience between GCT and Vitality and called on the community to support the girls:
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Thanks for the game
This current roster has been together for 3 months.
Vitality has been together for 5 years
They played in the MDL Indo.
We play in the Lady MVP
They’re three-time champions.
We’re, like, a TikTok meme about makeup.
We’re taking the map clean.
The girls did a great job—please support them
...> Lady MVP—if anything, this is a great opportunity for girls in our region to play, and we have no complaints about the tournament organization.
It’s just that Vitality, who live and play in Asia against Asian teams, have a much higher level of training and competition.
I just wanted to clarify, just in case.
In turn, Selfdestruct apologized to the team’s fans and thanked them for their support:
...> I’m sorry. I apologize for not living up to your expectations.
We’ll fight until the very end to secure a spot on the bronze podium tomorrow.
Thank you for your support and the kind comments you’ve been leaving. (Please support the girls in their groups.)
I’m incredibly grateful to you all.
I’m off to get back to work.
Yesterday, Geltek Cyber Team lost to Team Vitality in the semifinals of the MLBB Women’s International 2026 with a score of 1–3. Right now, the team is battling Galaxy Phoenix for third place in the tournament and $50,000 in prize money.
Photo: MOONTON Games.
Alexey Mikhailov
