CS2: Burnout is the root of the problem; Senzu talks for the first time about the reasons for leaving The MongolZ.

Whenever a player is demoted, especially one who was instrumental in the team's glory days, netizens start to voice their grievances. Is it due to the commercialization of the club? Is it a case of using and discarding players? Are they sacrifices for the higher-ups? Regardless of the reason, as fans and supporters, we have the right to know the ins and outs of the matter. If a player is dismissed simply because of a decline in performance or a loss in a tournament, without even a second chance, it is rather inhumane.

The CS2 scene was recently rocked when Mongolian star player Senzu was demoted by The MongolZ. Over the past few years, everyone has witnessed their rise, their global ranking skyrocketing to the top ten, earning them the title of the biggest dark horse. Thanks to this team, the world has seen the strength of Mongolian esports. The player's departure is a great loss. In a recent episode of the "FreezeTime Esport Talk Show" podcast, Senzu spoke for the first time about the reasons for his departure. The 20-year-old openly admitted that leaving the roster was a personal decision, due to mental exhaustion, and emphasized that there were no conflicts with the club.

Senzu was well aware of the rumors circulating outside, believing that disagreements within the club or transfer issues led to his demotion. He explained that he had been suffering from mental anguish, as his achievements were hard-won. The accumulated emotional pressure had eroded his motivation and passion, and he had even considered retiring. He was unable to enjoy the game, and professional burnout was the trigger. Although his teammates and coaches kept encouraging him, he was still criticizing himself and had no choice but to leave for a short break.

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