EliGE after beating MOUZ: "We have to make this level our floor"
Liquid have endured a rollercoaster ride since revamping their roster three months ago.
HLTV24 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
They kicked off life with Johnny "JT" Theodosiou and Georgi "Jorko" Mitev with wins over Vitality and G2 , and a second-place finish at Stake Pulse Beat I, but consistent results have been hard to come by since.
Their recent run of form, which saw them exit 1win Private Club without a map win before upsetting MOUZ here in Bucharest, highlights the team's inconsistency.
"In Serbia we were making a lot of mistakes," Jonathan "EliGE" Jablonowski told HLTV when reflecting on why Liquid went from a last-place exit to an upset victory over MOUZ .
"Our communication wasn't the best, there was a lot that we could have done better there. The teamwork was just breaking down, and that gave us a focus point for this event.
"[It's] very important that we get wins here because there are invites that go out after this tournament.
So we need to just keep the foot on the gas pedal and play as well as we can because all of the points matter right now." You can listen to the interview here .
Opinion
Fictional bylines. Each take uses a line above and adds no facts.
Team Vitality still has to answer for this: "They kicked off life with Johnny "JT" Theodosiou and Georgi "Jorko" Mitev with wins over Vitality and G2 , and a second-place finish at Stake Pulse Beat I, but consistent re…" That is the soft spot on the card. Nothing else in these lines closes it.
Mara Voss · pessimist
Team Liquid can stand on this line: "They kicked off life with Johnny "JT" Theodosiou and Georgi "Jorko" Mitev with wins over Vitality and G2 , and a second-place finish at Stake Pulse Beat I, but consistent re…" It is already on the card, so the case does not need a streak or a roster rumor.
Leo Hart · optimist
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Earlier on CS2Feed
- 24 OctLiquid have opened their PGL Masters Bucharest campaign with a 2-1 victory over MOUZ . After losing Ancient, they responded on Inferno with 16-12 and completed the comeback on Mirage with 13-11. The victory sends Liquid into the 1-0 pool, while MOUZ join the 0-1.
- 22 OctTeams and format The $1.25 million event will feature a stacked field as 12 of the 13 highest-ranked teams per the July 6 VRS accepted invites.
- 21 OctJanusz "Snax" Pogorzelski is no longer on the team's active roster, GamerLegion have announced. The benching comes with GamerLegion all but out of the race to qualify for PGL Major Singapore.
