NEXVOID rallies past FlyQuest for DFRAG title

NEXVOID had lost to FlyQuest in the upper-bracket final, where the Australian team won 2-1 after taking Inferno 13-11. The Mongolian team reached the grand final after going unbeaten in the group stage and opening playoff round.

FlyQuest took a 9-3 lead on the Counter-Terrorist side of Inferno in the final. NEXVOID then won 10 of the next 12 rounds to take the map and the series. NEXVOID won Ancient 13-7, while FlyQuest answered with a 13-6 victory on Dust2.

Erdenetsogt “erkaSt” Gantulga led NEXVOID with a 1.52 rating, 52 kills and 35 deaths. The former Grayhound player spent much of the past decade playing and coaching in Australia and coached FlyQuest during the first half of 2025.

NEXVOID received $7,641 for first place. FlyQuest earned $3,473 as the runner-up, while Off Chops finished third for $2,084. Rooster placed fourth and received $695.

NEXVOID gained 150 VRS points, bringing its total to 1,146. The team moved to within five points of seventh-place Lynn Vision in the Asian ranking. The MongolZ held fifth place with 1,202 points. NEXVOID’s projected chance of reaching the Major increased from 4% before the Brisbane event to 16% after the win.

NEXVOID and FlyQuest are scheduled to compete at the DFRAG Invitational in Brisbane from October 26 to November 1. The tournament is the final DFRAG event before the Major cutoff. NEXVOID will also play in the MaceMedia VOID Autumn Cup in Shanghai from October 20 to 24.

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