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Tundra Esports will continue on to DPC 2021-2022 season with the same roster that they had this year, the organization announced Friday.
Tundra Esports will be keeping the same squad that competed in the DPC last season in the upcoming season. The organization entered the Dota 2 scene earlier this year back in January by signing the mudgolems European stack. The organization obviously saw potential in the team, which took OG to the limit in the Western European Qualifiers for The International 2021, as all players had their contracts extended to 2024.
Article Continues Below“We’ve seen the potential these players showed and immediately recognised the talent they have. Their rise to success and the ability to bounce back from setbacks make us believe they are a winning combination. The players’ drive to succeed directly corresponds with Tundra’s strive to become the best esports organisation out there, so it felt only natural to continue working with them,” says Tundra Esports Co-Founder and Manager Anthony Graham.
We’ve also worked closely with our partner Adamas Esports to build a holistic performance programme for the players both in and outside of the game. We can’t wait to see what the future holds with the team, and we look forward to fighting for the Aegis next year!”
Tundra Esports is now composed of
- Oliver “skiter” Lepko
- Leon “Nine” Kirilin
- Neta “33” Shapira
- Jingjun “Sneyking” Wu
- Adrian “Fata” Trinks
With OG now virtually gone, Tundra Esports is now technically the masters of the Western European Region. But the new rosters of the other newly-formed or re-organized European teams will surely challenge that title. Will Tundra Esports finally be able to get their big break in the DPC 2021-2022 season?
