After winning the ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Asia CS:GO Open 2019, we grabbed a moment with TYLOO player Hao Wen “somebody” Xu. The long-term member of TYLOO spoke about the issues his team is facing, the lack of identity within TYLOO as well as their goals for 2020.
The prestigious four-day tournament in Shanghai comes to a close with TYLOO defeating ViCi in convincing fashion at the ZOWIE eXTREMESLAND Asia CS:GO Open 2019.
We had a quick chat with Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand after his team qualified for the StarLadder CS:GO Major Berlin. BnTeT shared more insight into the choice of Freeman, his changing role on the team and hopes for the near future.
We sat down with Kevin “xccurate” Susanto at the PLG Grand Slam 2018 before games begin. xccurate sheds light on the progress of TYLOO this year, his take on Indonesian CS:GO and what he hopes for the upcoming year.
For as long as we can remember, the Chinese powerhouse has been referenced as ‘TyLoo’. Unknown to many, this isn’t actually how the organization itself recognizes it’s own name, and it’s time we acknowledge that.
TYLOO shocks the world at IEM Sydney 2018 As the dust settles in Sydney following the Intel Extreme Masters, it’s time to take a quick look back at the performance of the Asian teams attending the World class…
TYLOO has surprised the CS:GO community by placing in the semi-finals at IEM Sydney 2018. However, will they be able to upset the star-studded FaZe Clan, and stun the World?
We sat down with TYLOO’s superstar, Hansel “BnTeT” Ferdinand, here at IEM Sydney 2018 to learn more about his teams’ success.
The top three teams in Asia, ranked by CSGO2ASIA, will be representing the region: TYLOO, MVP PK, and dream[S]cape will all be looking to make a mark at IEM Sydney 2018.
The Koreans Dominate CS:GO Asia Summit 2018 Early last month, Perfect World announced a $60,000 event called the “CS:GO Asia Summit”. After buying the rights from Valve to be the main distributor of CS:GO in China, Perfect World’s…