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After claiming nearly 100 points in their last six matches, Four Angry Men made a sensational comeback on the second day, jumping from sixth to pole position. The Chinese squad leads the overall standings with 145 points with the help of two Chicken Dinners and 71 eliminations.


Besiktas Esports, too, made a remarkable comeback and moved up to third place with 120 points, while IHC performed similarly on both days. They're currently in fifth place.


Geek Fam dropped a spot from first to second and has 136 points. They did not perform as well on Day 2 as they had on the first day. They had 92 points on Day 1. But today, they collected only 44 points.


Nepal's T2K Esports won the Chicken Dinner in the first match of Day 2, but their gameplay saw a dip in the subsequent matches. The squad came fifth with 111 points in the overall rankings.


Day 2 saw the fall of Geekay Esports. They were in the second position after six matches but then slipped to sixth place with 107 points. FaZe Clan was behind them in seventh place with 102 points.


Team Reject acquired a mammoth 20-kill victory in the second match of PMGC Day 2, which took place on Miramar. But they failed to maintain their momentum in the next four games and ended the day with 92 points in the overall standings.
 
After struggling in several matches on the second day, D'Xavier took the fifth match and came 10th with 83 points. The side will have to display some resistance in the remaining games to survive in the competition.


Genesis Dogma and Team Falcons' poor run continued on PMGC Day 2. They came fifteenth and sixteenth, respectively, on the overall leaderboard. South Korea's RedForce finished the day in the 16th spot after 12 matches with 33 points.


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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Arlington-Major-Eliminated-968x544.jpg">Though we wish all of our favorite teams could do well at the Arlington Major, it just cannot be. After a hard fought group stage, five teams have been eliminated from the Arlington Major. The tournament, so far, has had fierce competition with a large amount of tied series. Every win and loss was all the more important. Group A especially was incredibly stacked. It contained many tournament favorites including, Boom Esports, OG, and PSG.LGD. But alas, not all the favored teams survived.Here are the teams that are out and how this effects their chances at TI:Thunder Awaken were unable to make it back to the playoffs like they did last major. They unfortunately were not able to win a single series this tournament. They lost three series in total, to OG, RNG, and LGD. Playing with a stand-in for Herrera “Darkmago” Gonzalo seemed to effect their peak performance. Fortunately for them, this doesn’t really effect their qualification for TI. Thunder had multiple first place finishes in their region during the DPC season. They also finished 5th-6th at the Stockholm major, leaving them currently with the most DPC points out of any team.Na’Vi actually looked to have an impressive performance at this major. The team failed to qualify for the last major and have had a relatively disappointing DPC season. Na’Vi were actually able to win two series, one against Tundra, and one against Beastcoast. Their issue however, is that they were only able to draw one series. The rest unfortunately were losses, including the one that started it all against EG. Na’Vi will unfortunately have to play through qualifiers to make it to TI after being confirmed eliminated yesterday. However, depending on how Team Spirit and Outsiders do, Na’Vi may have an easier time fighting through the qualifiers considering the caliber of a team that they are.Talon perhaps has the most heartbreaking story of the bunch. The team battled to be able to qualify to the upper division of the SEA DPC in tour two. In a stunning display of Dota, they were able to qualify for a spot at this major, defeating out many tough opponents in the highly competitive region. However Talon were only able to win one series in the group stage. Playing with stand-in, Kenny “Xepher” Deo, Talon showed moments of brilliance but were unable to make it to the playoffs. Now, to qualify to TI, they face a hyper competitive qualifiers where they will have to play outstandingly to make it through. This is made all the more difficult if Fnatic fail to gain enough points to qualify to TI at this major.The newly sponsored NA mainstays had a lot to prove at the Arlington major. Their fellow NA powerhouses TSM FTX were able to get second at the Stockholm Major after acquiring their sponsorship. But Soniqs had a very rough performance. They were unable to secure any wins in their group and took four losses under their belt. One bright spot was their win against LGD, making them the only team to be able to do so. Soniqs will have to go through NA qualifier to make it to TI. How difficult this will be depends on how well EG ends up doing at this major. If EG is able to directly qualify, then Soniqs will have a much easier time going through qualifiers, their only real problem being Nouns Esports.This may be one of the more shocking names on this list. Tundra were widely considered one of the favorites to win the whole tournament. Though they had a rough performance with a stand-in at the Riyadh Masters tournament, they were at the top of the WEU DPC. Unfortunately Tundra could never really seem to get it together. They were unable to win a series though they had four draws. Tundra is in an interesting spot when it comes to DPC points. They are in the sweet spot to directly qualify but it depends on how well other teams do at this major. They are several other teams that do not have that many points that could possibly overtake them and know them out of the running. In that case they would have to play through the brutal WEU qualifiers. That could contain any number of teams from this major. Not to mention, Team Secret and Nigma will also be going through those qualifiers.<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Christian Decker &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-08-08 04:12:00</div></div>

Though we wish all of our favorite teams could do well at the Arlington Major, it just cannot be. After a hard fought group stage, five teams have been eliminated from the Arlington Major. The tournam...

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/IMG_20220902_174639-968x544.jpg">The story of Armel “Armel” Tabios dethroning the king of mid Syed “SumaiL” Hassan in a Shadow Fiend one-on-one (1V1) tiebreaker match for a spot at ESL One Malaysia upper bracket playoffs will be told through time.Esports.gg had the opportunity to speak with Armel regarding his experience as well as his plans and motivations ahead of TI11. Interview by Lawrence “Malystryx” Phillips.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/zK5IPT90RT4?feature=oembed"></iframe>Malystryx: I really enjoyed the 1V1. What did you think of the 1V1? How difficult was that?Armel: I think it was really difficult. There’s an upper bracket in the line and you’re going to play against SumaiL, so definitely it was going to be hard. I haven’t played 1V1 for a while and I just kept thinking about what I am going to do in the game and things that I need to avoid to not lose the game. It’s about my team too. It’s all on my shoulders so it’s very nerve wracking but at the same time it’s really funMalystryx: When you said you haven’t played in a while, how long is a while?Armel: I think my last 1V1 was versus the OpenAI. Five years ago or something.. maybe in 2016? [laughs]<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/SumaiL-thought-there-were-water-runes-in-a-1v1-match-against-Armel-Image-via-NoobFromUA-YouTube-1024x576.jpg">Malystryx: If you played 100 matches 1V1 against Sumail, how many do you think you’ll win? What was critical to you winning this 1V1?Armel: Maybe just 50-50, because I think he made a mistake by buying the bottle. The game was too close until he bought that, then I took advantage of it.We thought that the water runes were going to spawn in 2 minutes. That’s what I thought too. That’s why I’m asking my teammates if I should get the bottle or not. And then when I was in the game I just thought that I cannot afford the bottle. He bought it and I didn’t, so I got the edge of just playing with the salve and the mango, and I just kept harassing him.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/GrFoaOgC3rw?feature=oembed"></iframe>Malystryx: You said to win the 1v1 is about the tempo, can you explain what you mean?Armel: There are always little edges that you can take advantage of. I think you just have to see that in the game. Because if you missed something like–this is your time to kill him or something–if you miss it, then maybe the game is either going to go longer or you might f**k it up in the later stage of the game.Malystryx: Could your teammates talk to you while you’re playing?Armel: No. They were outside. I think they just don’t want to pressure me or something. Because I just told them that I really cannot play 1V1, that I’m not really used to it but I will just try my best.Malystryx: Was there any discussion of a different player playing the 1V1? Or was it always you?Armel: I think obviously I’m just a midlaner. It’s a more obvious choice. I’m just more used to it. Even in 5V5 I’m always doing 1V1.Malystryx: The fans absolutely loved the 1v1? How do you feel about it?Armel: I think it’s really fine. I think I would still say that even if I lost the match–I think it’s very new–because before 1V1 is just for fun. They just trolling around, f**king around. Now there was something on the line and it was upper bracket. It’s still a big deal. It’s really fun but it’s still so much pressure. But if this kept happening you’re going to get used to it.Malystryx: How did you deal with the pressure… what did you do to stay calm? Do you ever try to imagine yourself winning to build yourself up?Armel: I just keep using my hand-warmer and try to relax my body and my hands. I think all that is in my mind is t I just want to do my best and not make some stupid mistakes that might cost me the game. Because I believe I have the skills to win it but I’m still not very comfortable doing a 1V1. I really didn’t want to let my team down.Malystryx: Who do you think are the top three midlaners now in the world apart from yourself?Armel: I’m just going to base it on the skills. Paparazi, I think SumaiL is still really good and Nisha.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZovUa7nRAPY?feature=oembed"></iframe>Check out our other interviews from ESL One Genting:Malystryx: During your match against OG in the arena, I was surprised by how many OG fans there were. There were a lot of people shouting the OG chant. Did that surprise you or not?Armel: Not really. I think OG as an organization just has many fans around the world including me. I’m a huge OG fan.<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/QUsSkFNlMOM?start=503&amp;feature=oembed"></iframe>Malystryx: This year you’ve auto-qualified for TI but I was looking back at your history and realised you missed TI10. What was that like and how did that motivate you for this year?Armel: I think before going to TI10 I kind of got lazy. Maybe chilling too much I would say. Chill so many times and just not learning enough going to qualifiers. So, I think my laziness cost me one TI and I don’t want it to happen again. When I joined Fnatic, I just kept working hard. Even up until now I’m not going to stop pushing myself just because we got the invite. I still want to win TI.Malystryx: So did you just wake up one day and start doing pushups? Is that what happened?Armel: I think it started by being more mindful even in pub games because you want to learn something everyday even in just pubs. I’m starting to become so mindful about this kind of thing, and I’m just trying to make sure I learn and not just pass the time.Malystryx: Well it’s working right? I mean you’re top four [laughs]. The fans really love the OG-Fnatic match. What do you remember most about that match at ESL One Genting?Armel: I think the first game is–of course the first game we win the match right so it was really fun–but I think the second game is like a missed opportunity you know? We had this huge opportunity to take the game from them and we didn’t do it. And we suddenly threw away our late game and that’s it. I think in the series against them that’s what I’m going to remember because we don’t want it to happen again, especially going into TI.Malystryx: What do you enjoy most right now about your Dota career? What makes you the most happy apart from winning?Armel: I think bonding with my teammates and I really just enjoy playing Dota. When I’m playing Dota I feel like I’m in control of my life, you know?Malystryx: What do you mean by in control of your life?Armel: You’re just always having fun. When I’m playing Dota, even in pub game, even in actually anything, when I’m just playing Dota, I’m just having fun. It’s just very peaceful for me.Malystryx: Is there any other thing in your life that give you the same feeling?Armel: Oh yeah of course. I have a girlfriend and I have a family. And I have a dog so I’m very excited to come home to see them.Malystryx: And you don’t need to practice right? You’re already qualified for TI?Armel: Yes. We’re going to have I think two weeks or three weeks break so we’re going to enjoy that time and then we’re going to get back to practice.Fnatic narrowly qualified for TI11 after Valve released the finalized official DPC ranking that placed the team ahead of Outsiders (Virtus Pro) by one point.</div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Prefer for your favorite players and teams to stick around? The TI11 Battle Pass’ new feature might be for you.Valve released new Team and Player Autograph Sticker capsules today. Each one sports a player’s face or team’s logo, along with their autograph in four different versions: Basic, Glitter, Holo, and Gold. They are permanent, so they will remain in your collection.These stickers will be available for all 30 teams participating in TI11, though only the 12 teams directly invited through Dota Pro Circuit points are available for now. The other 18 teams will be available next week, according to Valve.You can highlight players or teams in your sticker collection, which will show up on your profile to make clear your fandom.They can also be used to personalize your heroes. You can attach a team or player sticker to your hero, which will then show up in the Versus and MVP screens.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_BattlePass_StickerStore-1024x576.jpg">For those looking to try their luck, Sticker Capsules for players and teams are available for SG$1.30 in the Sticker Store.50 percent of the revenue from each capsule purchase will “go to support the teams included in the capsule,” according to Valve. These capsules will also be given to Battle Pass owners at levels 1, 150, and 300.If you already know who you want in your collection, you can directly purchase the player’s sticker from the Steam Community Market.</div>

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Show off your allegiance with new TI11 Battle Pass Team and Player Stickers

<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Here at Worlds 2022, Gen.G Son “Lehends” Si-woo’s name is already synonymous with support Singed.It’s a champion that he grinded more than 3,000 games in the top lane to reach rank one, years ago, and it is still his most played champion in solo queue this season at 135 games on the Korean server with a 53% win rate.During LCK Spring 2022, he was the first player to take a chance on Janna, a champion that hasn’t appeared in the LCK for over a year. In Summer 2022, he played support Singed three times, and won all of those games. He’s also one of the best Yuumi players, and going further back, pioneered support Shen and Elise.In an interview with ONE Esports, the former Griffin player explains why he’s able to pull out surprise support picks all the time, and what’s been keeping him motivated all these years since he started his journey in LCK Challengers six years ago in 2016.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_GenG_bridge-1024x576.webp">In Group D, the LCK representatives are up against CTBC Flying Oyster, 100 Thieves, and MSI 2021 and 2022 champion, Royal Never Give Up, who qualified from the Play-Ins as LPL’s fourth seed.After a shaky Play-Ins run, RNG seems to have found their footing. In their first game at the Worlds 2022 Group Stage against Gen.G, they drafted a comfort composition with Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao leading the way on mid lane Lissandra.Gen.G on the other hand, blind-picked Aatrox on blue side, then put Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk on Senna, a heavy scaling champion that wasn’t used at all during the Play-Ins. The 2022 LCK Summer champions lost momentum early, and could not get to late game.“The loss is because they were just better and they were better prepared,” Lehends told ONE Esports. “I don’t think it’s necessarily because of team composition. We just need to practice more and better prepared for the next match.He and Han “Peanut” Wang-ho work especially close with the coaching staff, CEO Arnold Hur told InvenGlobal, and preparing for Worlds 2022 is no different. Lehends has been practicing “interesting picks” and discussing them with the coaches.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_LCK_SummerSplit2022_GenG-1-1024x576.jpg">“The coaches agree for the most part and they listen to my recommendation,” Lehends said, which shows the amount of trust the team has in him and his ability to master champions in a short period of time.“I play around 10 hours per day, four to five days straight in order for me to feel comfortable playing a champion,” he revealed.This roster was only put together at the start of this year. Yet, it’s evident from the results — second place in Spring, first in Summer — that they have high synergy and teamwork that’s taking the organization the distance, making history in the process.When asked about when he felt this roster clicked, Lehends replied, “Actually we felt like we clicked the moment we played the first game.”The last time he was at Worlds with a team that clicked was with Griffin back in 2019, alongside current teammates Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon and Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon. He joined them in 2017 and they finally got their big break in 2018 when they won their promotion series to enter LCK Summer.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_GenG_Lehends_Chovy-1024x576.webp">Even though they failed to qualify for Worlds in their debut LCK year with head coach Kim “cvMax” Dae-ho, Griffin stuck together and successfully did so in 2019, where they were eventually eliminated by Invictus Gaming 3-1 in the quarterfinals.Looking to go further with the tigers, Lehends keeps himself motivated and shares more about what drives him. “I realize that there’s a lot of pro players I admire and in order for me to become one of those players that people admire, I realize that I need to try harder,” he said, referring to working on himself outside the game.“It might sound like a simple answer but it’s actually very difficult – for me to improve is just to never give up and always keep grinding,” Lehends added. “I want to be someone whom I can be proud of, and I constantly remind myself of that. That’s how I get through those tough times.”Watch the 2022 World Championship matches live on Riot Games’ official channels on&nbsp;Twitch&nbsp;and&nbsp;YouTube.</div>

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<img src="https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/5B25/production/_128633332_gettyimages-1459166551.jpg" alt="Tesla CEO Elon Musk leaves the Phillip Burton Federal Building on 24 January 2023 in San Francisco, California." />Last year, Tesla CEO Elon Musk donated $1.95bn (£1.6bn) in shares to charity.


&quot;A bona fide gift&quot; of 11.6 million shares was reported to US regulators.


The document did not identify the donation beneficiaries.


On Wednesday, Mr. Musk suggested the end of the year would be a &quot;excellent moment&quot; to select a new Twitter CEO.


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The SEC filing stated the donation was made between August and December last year.


Tesla did not respond to BBC inquiries.


Musk has donated Tesla stock to charity before. Regulatory filings show he gave $5.74bn in shares in 2021.


That year, he tweeted that he will gift $20m to Cameron County schools and $10m to Brownsville, Texas, for &quot;downtown revitalization&quot;.


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Mr. Musk has also intimated that he will recruit a Twitter CEO around 2023.


&quot;I think it should be in a solid position about, you know, by the end of this year,&quot; he remarked.


&quot;I think I need to stabilise the organisation and just make sure it's financially healthy and that the product roadmap is clearly put out,&quot; he said on a video link at the World Government Summit in Dubai.


The billionaire bought the social media network for $44bn last year. He indicated the company was near insolvency.


Some Tesla investors have criticised him for spending too much time attempting to turn Twitter around.


Mr. Musk said he works too much at Twitter, Tesla, and SpaceX at the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, in November.


&quot;My workload has increased,&quot; Mr. Musk remarked. &quot;I'm overworked,&quot; he said.


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Last year, Tesla CEO Elon Musk donated $1.95bn (£1.6bn) in shares to charity.
"A bona fide gift" of 11.6 million shares was reported to US regulators.
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