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OB x Neon Esports came through with a triumphant debut in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Season 2-Southeast Asia Upper Division after dealing Boom Esports of Indonesia its first taste of defeat via a 2-0 sweep on Thursday night, April 22.

Flaunting solid chemistry with Kim "Gabbi" Santos leading the charge, TNC swept OB x Neon Esports, 2-0, to seize back-to-back titles in the APAC Predator League Dota 2 Grand Final 2020/2021 on Sunday night, April 11.

Kim “Gabbi” Santos and Armel “Armel” Tabios took charge as TNC Predator crushed Boom Esports to arrange a rematch against OB x Neon Esports in the championship series of the APAC Predator League Dota 2 Grand Final 2020/2021 on Sunday, April 11.

OB x Neon Esports displayed its superior teamfight prowess as it took down Boom Esports of Indonesia to march to the championship series of the Asia Pacific Predator League Dota 2 Grand Final 2020/2021 on Friday, April 9.

Still hot off its Singapore Major campaign, OB x Neon Esports made short work of Singapore's Team SOOS for a rousing start in the Asia Pacific Predator League on Tuesday, April 6.

Thanks to its solid performance in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Season 1 capped by a stellar finish in the ONE Esports Singapore Major, Neon went on a tie at No. 5 with Thunder Predator in the DPC rankings with 600 points.

The Filipino team finished at the 5th-6th place together with fellow surprise squad Thunder Predator for $25,000 (over P1.2 million) and 300 Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) points.

OB.Neon Esports came through with an emphatic bounce back in the second half of the group stage to qualify for the playoffs of the ONE Esports Singapore Major on Tuesday, March 30.

OB.Neon Esports' woes in the ONE Esports Singapore Major continued as stand-in offlaner Rafael "Rappy" Sicat Palo was ruled out of the tournament on Tuesday, March 30, due to having close contact with a COVID-19 positive case.

Team Secret's Michal "Nisha" Jankowski or Evil Geniuses' Filipino star Abed "Abed" Yusop could be the easy picks for the midlaner to beat in the ONE Esports Singapore Major.

Filipino team OB.Neon Esports started its ONE Esports Singapore Major group stage campaign on the wrong foot as it suffered a 2-0 sweep against North American squad Quincy Crew on Monday, March 29.

Neon Esports' upcoming campaign in the ONE Esports Singapore Major suffered a big blow as carry John Anthony "Natsumi-" Vargas is set to miss the historic Dota 2 tournament.

Sad to say, cheers and boos will not be heard during the first Dota 2 Major tournament in 14 months as the ONE Esports Singapore Major presented by PGL will be held behind closed-doors.

A true esports professional player that he is, T1's veteran offlaner Carlo "Kuku" Palad did not take the negative comments about his forgettable performance in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-Southeast Asia Upper Division tiebreaker against Neon Esports too seriously.

Neon Esports came back roaring from a series opening loss to trample on T1, 2-1, in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-Southeast Asia Upper Division tiebreaker for the Singapore Major group stage spot on Saturday night, Feb. 27.

Filipino 11K MMR midlaner Karl "Karl" Baldovino wreaked havoc with his Death Prophet in the decisive Game 3 as T1 upset Neon Esports, 2-1, to qualify for the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-SEA Upper Division on Thursday night, Feb. 25.

Fnatic just found an answer to tame the scary Morphling of TNC Predator carry Kim "Gabbi" Santos.

With the wild first season of the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC)-Southeast Asia upper division nearing its conclusion, TNC Predator and Neon Esports are seeking to each grab one of the three tickets to the Singapore Major.