Tundra Esports is an eSports team that has become famous in the world of Dota 2 for its unique style and unwavering determination. Founded in 2021, the team was able to quickly attract the attention of fans with their talent and ambition.

Tundra Esports started in 2021 and in a short period of time was able to make a splash in the world of Dota 2. The team quickly established itself in the top ranking and gained recognition thanks to its talented players and aggressive play style.

Although the team has been around for a while, they have already managed to change their lineup, playing at the last The International 2023 with the lineup: Oliver "skiter" Lepko (carry), Topias "Topson" Taavitsainen (mid), Neta "33" Shapira (offline), Jingjun "Sneyking" Wu and Leon "nine" Kirilin (5th and 4th position support).

The two-time champion of The International "Topson" commented on the high-profile transfer to Tundra Esports. One of the top eSports players posted a similar message on his Twitter page: "I got word that I was needed, so I joined Tundra Esports at TI12," playing for the club as a mid - Leon "nine" Kirillin became a "four" at the time of the event.

Despite the very recent creation of the team, Tundra Esports has already left a bright mark in the history of Dota 2:
OGA Dota PIT S4: Tundra Esports took first place in the OGA Dota PIT S4 tournament, proving their competitiveness.
ESL One Summer 2021: Participation in the ESL One Summer 2021 tournament highlighted that Tundra Esports is ready to compete with the best teams in the world.

According to recent reports, Tundra is implementing innovative training methods, including intensive analytical sessions and tactical discussions. Professional players actively communicate with fans through social media, sharing their thoughts on the current goal and upcoming tournaments.
Tundra Esports is a team aiming for the top in the world of Dota 2. With their ambition, talent and innovative approach to the game, they promise to continue to inspire fans and surprise their opponents. The future definitely looks promising for Tundra Esports and we can't wait to see what heights they can scale in the future.