TIZ1 stopped moving in 2023 and started winning everything with RedForce

Kim Dong-hyun plays as TIZ1, a spelling worth noting because TalkEsport's BMIC roster prints him as TIZI, while Liquipedia, which this page follows for player data, has used TIZ1 throughout his career. That career began with TRIDENT in April 2021 and moved quickly: Quiet Violence, emTek StormX, then Quiet Violence again inside two years, before Nongshim RedForce signed him on 16 February 2023 and the moving stopped.

Stability turned into silverware. With RedForce he reached the World Cup in 2025, finishing sixth, and then shared in the organisation's complete 2026 sweep: Pro Series Season 1 in May, the Macao Invitational and the Korean Esports League in July, second at the World Cup in August, and Pro Series Season 2 in October. Few Korean players have held every domestic trophy in a single season.

BMIC 2026 is his first India LAN on record. He arrives as part of the team most observers expect to set the pace in Mumbai, in a lobby where his old emTek StormX teammate Chpz now plays for Dplus KIA and two of the men across from him used to wear DRX colours alongside his own teammates.

TIZ1 arrived in Mumbai as part of the pre-event favourites and left as a BMIC champion. Nongshim RedForce won the 18-match event with 233 points, five Chicken Dinners and 148 finishes, 82 clear of second-placed DRX. The title also booked RedForce a place in the PMGC 2026 Gauntlet.

TIZ1 collected two MVP awards before his RedForce title run. He took the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals MVP with Quiet Violence, then the Pro Series 2023 Season 2 MVP after joining Nongshim RedForce.