Teams Mandatory and No Speaky advanced to the 2025 TGP Global Finals! Read on for the results and what Stove from Mandatory and Yipz from No Speaky had to say.
After a weekend of pushing keys and racing against time, teams Mandatory and No Speaky came out on top. Their reward? Spots in World of Warcraft's Mythic Dungeon International The Great Push (WoW MDI TGP) Global Finals! Read on for the WoW MDI TGP Group A results and more.
WoW MDI TGP Group A results
The WoW MDI TGP Group A tournament ran from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. With eight teams in total, the stakes were high as only the top two could secure spots in the 2025 TGP Global Finals. Those two teams turned out to be Mandatory and No Speaky.
The screenshot above details their best dungeon times and overall scores, with Mandatory getting 58 points and the latter team earning 57 of them.
While Mandatory's roster included Skylarked, Moadmoad, Maystine, Stove, and Sofa, No Speaky's players were Yipz, Timermaw, Boomie, Crypticzz, and Anarchy.
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Speaking of players, both Stove from Mandatory and Yipz from No Speaky sat down with the WoW esports casters for an interview after making it to the 2025 TGP Global Finals!
During the interview, Stove described his team's strategy for Necrotic Wake, which involved double-cleaving Blightbone and pulling the Flesh Crafter into the Necropolis area. He said it was fairly easy despite some execution mistakes. Stove then added that it's something Mandatory could work on before the Global Finals.
Meanwhile, Yipz said that he appreciated the higher starting level of competition since that allowed teams to spend more time improving their strategies. The extra time also allowed teams to revisit certain dungeons, improve times, and even attempt higher keys like a 21 Necrotic Wake.
"It's nice because you're not spending as much time leveling keystones, which is a little bit dry and boring as you're in a competition and you're trying to be hype and locked in," Yipz continued. "And then you're just having to log into a 16 or something like that and you're just kind of sleeping through it. And then you have to focus up. So it's definitely nice to consistently be in the higher keys and [be] able to focus on working through those. I like it. It's good."
That's all for now. WoW MDI TGP 2025 continues next weekend with Group B. Until then, stick around on esports.gg for more news and updates!
