European youth team MOUZ NXT won the second season of the WePlay Academy League, defeating NAVI Junior. After the match, the leader of MOUZ NXT, Hungarian esportsman Adam “torzsi” Torzsas gave an interview to HLTV, talking about his future plans and attitude towards the game. He noted that compared to the last season of the tournament, when MOUZ NXT also won the finals, the team's approach to the game has not changed much. Sometimes they have to adapt to the opponent, but at the core, players train hard and give 100 percent to win on their own terms.
Answering a question about his life plans, torzi mentioned that he is not going to continue studying yet, and in the near future he wants to devote himself entirely to professional e-sports. He believes that in the future he is looking to continue his education if he wants, but for now he is more productive if he concentrates on one thing.
Torzi also shared details about the ban that was imposed on him for a five-year period. He was in the same situation as Jamppi – a promising esports player who eventually switched to Valorant due to the fact that the ban prevented him from participating in official events. However, unlike the latter, torzi decided not to leave CS: GO, and now believes that he did the right thing: on November 10, his ban expired, which opens up the opportunity for him to compete in major tournaments. Adam believes that he could compete in the major leagues if he were invited to the MOUZ main roster, but although he considers his skills to be quite decent, it will take him some time to adapt to LAN tournaments.
