TNC Predator
| Short name | TNC |
|---|---|
| Sport | Esport |
| Location | Southeast Asia |
| Partners | Acer Predator Nimo TV |
| Video game titles | Dota 2 |
| Website | www |
TNC Predator is a Filipino professional Dota 2 team owned by TheNet.com. The team first gained attention after eliminating favorites OG in TI6.
History
2016
TNC became the first Philippine team to qualify for The International since Mineski at The International 2011. TNC shocked the world after defeating and eliminating two-time major champions OG.[1] TNC would go on to lose their next match against Digital Chaos.
2017
TNC recruits veteran player Sivatheeban "1437" Sivanathapillai to be their captain.
On 15 January, TNC defeats Cloud 9 to win at World Electronic Sports Games 2016.
TNC qualifies for The International through the regional qualifier. They would go on to face OG once again at the same round as last year. OG would prevail, ending TNC's run at TI7.
2018
TNC qualifies for TI8 through the regional qualifiers. They get eliminated after losing to Mineski.
2019
On 10 March, TNC defeats Keen Gaming to win at World Electronic Sports Games 2018.
TNC recruits Lee "Heen" Seung Gon, who formerly coached TI7 champions Team Liquid.[2] TNC qualifies for TI9 after getting enough points during the Dota Pro Circuit. They get eliminated after losing to Team Liquid.
Roster
| ID | Name |
|---|---|
 Gabbi
|
Kim Villafuerte |
| Armel
|
Armel Paul Tabios |
| Kuku
|
Carlo Palad |
| Tims
|
Timothy Randrup |
| eyyou
|
Nico Barcelon |
References
- ↑ "Did we just witness the biggest upset in Dota history?". www.thescoreesports.com. August 11, 2016.
- ↑ "TNC.Heen". www.facebook.com/TNCProTeamDota2. April 26, 2019.
External links
https://www.dota2.tncproteam.com/
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