In the lower bracket final of DreamLeague Season 23: Western Europe Closed Qualifier, Team Tundra Esports showcased their dominating performance against Team OG and clinched the match with 2-0 series Victory. Tundra Esports win against OG confirmed their seat in the DreamLeague Season 23 Main Event. OG gave a tough competition, but they weren’t able to tackle Tundra Esports strategies and gameplay executions.
Tundra Esports’ carry player, Ivan “Pure” Moskalenko, played a pivotal role in the team’s victory. Ivan showcased his amazing lane control, first as the character Morphling, and then as Luna. This gives an early advantage to Tundra. Team Liquid is also qualified for the Main Tournament.
Tundra Esports Vs OG: Match Recap
In the first game, OG decided to go for a tri-core melee lineup involving Sven, Pangolier in the midlane, and Kunkka in the offlane. They might have thought this as their best lineup against Tundra Esports, but the lineup backfired. Tundra Esports lineup featured Pure on Morphling, Topson as the Sniper in the midlane, and Tobi on Centaur Warruner as the tank.
Pure dominated the safelane, resulting in the team killing Kunkka three times within the initial ten minutes. OG continued to lose and wasn’t able to secure kills apart from Batrider, leading to their defeat in 35 Minutes.
Tundra’s domination continued in the second game. Topson showcased his skills in the midlane with Razor, outplaying bzm. Meanwhile, Pure and Whitemon go on a killing spree in the safelane. Therefore, Pure’s Luna was way ahead of other heroes on the networth table. The second game was a little shorter than the first game, as Tundra secured victory in just 28 Minutes.
Where to watch Tundra Esports Vs OG Match?
You can’t watch the full match of Tundra Esports Vs OG, but you still can watch the highlights of it on NoobFromUA YouTube channel.
Before Tundra Esports, several teams received direct invites for the Main Event, such as Gaimin Gladiators. Gaimin Gladiators have received direct invites numerous times, due to their performance. Meanwhile, OG and Tundra Esports were the main contenders for remaining slots.
OG was a fan favorite for some gamers, and they definitely had a chance of qualifying due to their performance in DreamLeague Season 22. However, Tundra benefited from the recent Dota 2 7.35d patch update. This clearly shows the team needs to evolve fast to tackle updates, Tundra able to evolve fast to beat OG.
Tundra Esports will now compete against top Dota 2 teams to win DreamLeague Season 23 and a whopping sum from the $1 Million USD prize pool. DreamLeague Season 23 is scheduled to happen from 20th May to 26th May 2024.
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