MOUZ Beat The MongolZ 3-0 To Win IEM Beijing Without Dropping A Map

MOUZ won IEM Beijing 2026 on Sunday, November 8, sweeping The MongolZ 3-0 in the grand final to lift the trophy without losing a map all tournament. 

The result puts the European side among the names bettors will study for the Singapore Major, and esports betting markets will be watching their form closely.

One-Sided Final

MOUZ took Mirage 13-5, Dust II 13-6 and Inferno 13-4, according to match reports of the $1.25 million Intel Extreme Masters event. 

The club confirmed the result in a post on X, calling it its first IEM trophy after not dropping a single map in the tournament. MOUZ collected $360,000 in total winnings for first place, while The MongolZ took $210,000.

Dorian xertioN Berman, MOUZ's in-game leader, finished the final with 47 kills and 32 deaths, and was named the event's most valuable player. 

Lotan Spinx Giladi added a 46-27 record. For The MongolZ, only Techno finished with a positive kill-death difference at 41-40.

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The Rest Of The Podium

Natus Vincere took third place with a 2-0 win over BetBoom (BB Team) in the third-place match, winning Mirage 13-6 and Ancient 13-9. 

Valeriy b1t Vakhovskiy led Natus Vincere with a 37-19 record. The event began on Monday with 16 teams, and all matches were best-of-three until the best-of-five grand final.

Prize money was spread down to 12th place and below, with PARIVISION and FURIA sharing fifth and sixth on $87,500 each, and Team Falcons and Team Liquid sharing seventh and eighth on $54,500 each. Four teams, Legacy, FaZe Clan, 9z Team, and G2 Esports, finished 13th to 16th, earning $4,000 apiece.

Further down the standings, B8, HEROIC, TYLOO and Aurora Gaming shared ninth to 12th place and $25,000 each.

Most of Beijing's top eight are already booked into Singapore via different entry points. PGL lists Natus Vincere in Stage 2, and BB Team, FURIA and Team Falcons in Stage 3. 

Team Liquid and PVISION start in Stage 1, which means they must survive an extra Swiss stage before the playoffs.

What It Means For Singapore

The PGL Major Singapore starts on November 24, and MOUZ are among the eight invited teams that enter at Stage 3, with sycrone as coach. 

The MongolZ join at Stage 2. PGL's published rosters show MOUZ with xelex, PR, Spinx, torzsi and xertioN, the same five who played in Beijing.

Form coming out of Beijing will shape the markets. MOUZ have now won a trophy without conceding a map, and the final was the week's most one-sided result. 

Teams including BetBoom, PARIVISION and FURIA also had strong runs in China, and several of them will return under different names in Singapore because the companies behind them are not licensed to operate there.

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