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Team Spirit completed its Cinderella run in the main event of The International 10 as it stunned PSG.LGD, 3-2, in the Grand Finals to win the Aegis of Champions and a whopping $18 million prize (P923 million) on Monday, October 18 (Manila Time).

Carlo “Kuku” Palad has nothing but high praises for his young T1 squad especially after finishing in the 7th-8th spot in their very first run in The International.

T1 fell short from its run for the Aegis of Champions as it bowed to Vici Gaming, 2-1, in their lower bracket series in the main event of The International in Bucharest Romania on Friday, October 15.

Abed “Abed” Yusop was the third Filipino to fall in The International 10 as the Evil Geniuses yielded to Vici Gaming, 2-1, in their lower bracket match in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, October 14.

T1 kept its bid for the Aegis of Champions alive as it sent Alliance packing after a 2-0 sweep in their best-of-three series in the second round of the lower bracket playoffs of The International in Bucharest Romania on Thursday, October 14.

PSG.LGD hacked out a 2-1 victory over T1 to advance to the next round of the upper bracket in the main event of The International in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, October 13.

Team Spirit flexed its might over Fnatic as it eliminated the Southeast Asia representative with a 2-0 sweep in their best-of-three series in the second round of the lower bracket playoffs in The International 10 at in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, October 13.

The Carlo “Kuku” Palad-led T1 had secured a spot in the upper bracket while Djardel “DJ” Mampusti’s Fnatic and Abed “Abed” Yusop’s Evil Geniuses made it to the lower bracket in the playoffs of the The International 10 in Bucharest, Romania.

Streaking T1 scored three 2-0 sweeps on its assignments for a perfect Day 3 showing in The International in Bucharest, Romania on Saturday, October 9 (Manila time).

T1 continued to roll as it swept Team Aster, 2-0, while Evil Geniuses held its own against the two-time defending champions OG to start Day 3 of The International in Bucharest, Romania on Saturday, October 9.

Evil Geniuses and Fnatic settled for draws against respective foes to end Day 2 hostilities in The International in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, October 8.

T1 finally displayed its fine form in the tournament with a sweep of Virtus.pro before giving the defending champions OG a run for its money to cap a rousing Day 2 in The International in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, October 8.

Southeast Asia representative Fnatic absorbed two straight sweeps at the hands of SG Esports and PSG.LGD in its first two games in Day 2 of The International in Bucharest, Romania on Friday, October 8.

Raven “Raven” Fausto gave Fnatic a huge lift to help force another 1-1 draw against Chinese team Elephant while the Evil Geniuses absorbed a 2-0 beatdown at the hands of Invictus Gaming in their final assignments in Day 1 of the group stages of The International on Thursday, October 7.

Abed “Abed” Yusop continued his fine play for the Evil Geniuses as they cruised to a 2-0 sweep over the Carlo “Kuku” Palad-led T1 in an early clash between Filipino Dota 2 stars in the Group A of the The International in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, October 7.

A win for Abed “Abed” Yusop’s Evil Geniuses, a loss for Carlo “Kuku” Palad’s T1 and a draw for Djardel “DJ” Mampusti’s Fnatic highlighted the roller coaster debuts of Filipino players in the Dota 2’s The International in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, October 7.

The Philippines may not have a team in Dota 2’s The International but the country is still well-represented once the tournament kicks off in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, October 7 (Manila Time).

TNC Predator went on a colossal meltdown as Polo “Raven” Fausto and Fnatic completed a 3-2 reverse stunner to grab the coveted The International 10 (TI10) spot on Saturday night, July 3.