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TYLOO Shock MOUZ 13-7 on Inferno, CAC 2026 Opening-Day Upset

TYLOO opened CS Asia Championships 2026 by ambushing MOUZ 13-7 on Inferno — Moseyuh 1.65, Zero 1.55, JamYoung 1.40 carried; torzsi 0.43.

TYLOO Shock MOUZ 13-7 on Inferno, CAC 2026 Opening-Day Upset

TYLOO have given CS Asia Championships 2026 its first opening-day story. The Chinese side ambushed MOUZ 13-7 on Inferno in front of a home Shanghai crowd, posting a 10-2 T-side half before MOUZ even found rhythm. By the time the European favourites stabilised, the map was already on its closeout path.

Moseyuh’s tournament-opening showcase

Qianhao ‘Moseyuh’ Chen finished Inferno 17-6 with a 1.65 Rating 3.0. The supporting cast wasn’t far behind — Zero at 1.55, JamYoung at 1.40. Three players above 1.40 in a Bo1 against a top-10 VRS side is the kind of stat line that justifies any pre-tournament home-crowd hype.

What went wrong for MOUZ

Only xelex finished above 1.00 for MOUZ. torzsi — the team’s tournament-defining player in PGL Astana — closed Inferno on a 6-16 K/D and 0.43 rating. That’s the worst playoff-stage map of his year. MOUZ drop into the lower bracket with immediate elimination pressure.

The other openers

The rest of opening day matched the volatility. B8 beat NiP 13-9 on Ancient with npl putting up 26-13 / 1.91, despite a 1v5 pistol clutch from sjuush. The MongolZ crushed Lynn Vision 13-3. MIBR beat 3DMAX on Anubis — insani called the Brazilians a ‘renewed and much-improved team’ after the bootcamp. PARIVISION beat a stand-in Liquid (coach flashie subbed for malbsMd). $1M on the line; the bracket suddenly looks more open than the seeding suggested.

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