Zero SEA casters at TI10? Surely these few are good enough
With Southeast Asia teams like T1 and Fnatic set to feature among the 18 contenders for TI10, SEA pride is strong among this region’s Dota 2 fans.
The likes of Indonesia’s Kenny “Xepher” Deo and Singapore’s Daryl “iceiceice” Koh will be among a group of at least 10 SEA players - with the rest others hailing from the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand - to feature in the October 7-17 event in Romania.
Who is Xepher looking forward to facing in TI10? His pick will surprise you
After a year’s break, the world’s richest esports tournament is just weeks away. And with a record US$40 million prize purse on offer, there is much to be excited about ahead of The International 10 (TI10) opener on October 7 in Bucharest, Romania.
Activision Blizzard is about to go to horny jail
In case you haven’t heard of the sexual harrassment and discrimination lawsuit filed against Activision Blizzard by now, here’s a primer.
Two years worth of...
Alliance guns for another Aegis win
The Alliance team is aching – really hard – to recapture the glory of winning The International. Doesn’t 2013 feel so long ago?
A recap:...
The new Nemestice + Battle Pass pisses off Dota 2 fans
From producing the stellar Netflix animation, Dota: Dragon's Blood, to creating a user-friendly tutorial for new players and even to secure a site for the upcoming The International(TI) despite scrambling from all the Sweden drama, 2021 was starting to look like Valve’s year.
The moment when Fnatic’s Pangolier rolled over TNC Predator to take their TI10 spot!!!
Watch as Fnatic reverse sweep TNC Predator 3-2 to win the TI10 SEA qualifier. Simply mindblowing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac9_NDf-9Fw
Will this be Whitemon’s first-ever TI victory?
At 1 pm in the afternoon, Matthew “Whitemon” Filemon begins his workday. He sits in front of his computer screen for hours at a time, frantically pressing keys while verbally discussing strategies with an invisible audience.
Fnatic Reverse Sweep TNC Predator for a spot in TI10
SEA fans watched with bated breath as the two best teams in SEA clashed for a prestigious spot at The International 10. The Grand Finals for the Southeast Asia Regional Qualifier for TI10 was a banger, running its full five games with Fnatic reverse sweeping the Filipino squad of TNC Predator.
Top Of The Pops: The best shoutcasters from the Philippines
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably realised by now that when it comes to esports in Southeast Asia, nobody quite does...
TI10 a victim of Sweden’s blatant discrimination
A tale as old as time, esports is once again failing to get the recognition it so rightly deserves. This time it is the Dota 2 The International (TI)10 that bears the full brunt of it. By refusing to accept esports into the Swedish Sports Federation, Sweden has effectively screwed Valve over. Without the recognition as an elite sporting event by the Swedish Government, players, talents, and staff from outside the European Union would likely be denied entry into Sweden and by extension TI10.
