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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Interview-with-Team-IVY-captain-jmvincento-1-968x544.jpg">After beating EU Rejects, team IVY is now 3 – 1 in the western Europe DPC div II. Their goal is to reach Div I, but first, they must beat Into The Breach on the 29th of June. &nbsp;The match may decide who goes to Division I and who stays in Division II. Jonas Vincent “jmvincento” Matz now boasts a 100% win rate on his most picked hero, Chen, in the WEU DPC div II. But perhaps jmvincento is most known for his efficient way of eating bread.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=GentleRoughMonitorMingLee-AYD0j5wAiB9oCHWo&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>Jmvincento started his competitive career in 2017 by winning the German Dota 2 league. He then played with ‘hehe united’ in ESL Meisterschaft boasting several top three placements before joining Ivy on January 17th. Ivy proceeded to finish 6th in the WEU DPC tour 2, but now they are looking to advance to Division I. Esports.gg’s Vegard Krogdahl got an opportunity to speak with the support playerIvy started the season by losing 0 – 2 versus NGX, game two looked to be in the bag but NGX had a great comeback to end the series in their favor.First off, congrats on your recent results in the DPC tour, how are you feeling now?Jmvincento: “The games versus NGX felt very bad. We feel like we missed our target for both games, we feel we should’ve won the second game 99% of the time, which tilted us as a team. But it also made us improve as a team after watching the replays and studying how we could improve. So we can start to close out games like that. We are starting to gel as a team and improve our synergy, which makes us a stronger contender.”For those who may not know Ivy that well, could you tell us a little bit about your players, who are they and how did you guys end up grouping up?Jmvincento: “Kaszas “Lowskill” Tamas is our position one. I’ve known Lowskill for about two and a half years. The first time I noticed Lowskill was during ESL Meisterschaft, which is a German league. He is a good carry player; he was already around rank 70-100 when I first noticed him in ESL Meisterschaft. Lowskill is a super high-skill player, probably the best Hungarian player and he’s also pretty young. I see real potential in him, he has a good Dota understanding.”“Fabian “Mo13ei” Knehr is our position two and has played both Dota 1 and HON previously. Mo13ei is the brain of our team, he’s our drafter. And when we are watching replays, he gives the first input on how we should play in the future. He does a lot of the groundwork for our team and with input from the rest of us creates our strategies and what heroes we should play. He also puts a lot of effort into his skill and his Tiny and Necrophos are very good. His skill is very high, and he probably out skills every other mid-laner in Division II other than Syed Sumail “SumaiL” Hassan.”“Bektur “Max” Kulow is our new position three player. Max was previously known as “Runec” which some players may recognize. We’ve put him in a sacrificial offlaner role, with him and Tinnemeier splitting more farm. In pubs, he can be a bit toxic, but he is super chill in competitive matches. He never tilts or gets a bad mood if his lane goes poorly. Very positive guy. He’s a bit of a troll in pubs, but a very positive guy.”“Jan “Qupe” Tinnemeier is our position four player. I’ve known Qupe for about 10 years now, I’ve played him in national (German) leagues and met him at different LANs. He is currently in the middle of exam season right now, but he finishes in about a week which means we can put more effort into the last matches and scrim more.” “He is very good on his comfort heroes, such as Pangolier, Pudge and Mirana, he fits very well with Max in the draft. They’ve also played together previously in different stacks which means their synergy is pretty good. Their macro gameplay is super good together.”“Then you have me, the boomer of the team. I’m currently playing position 5 for Ivy. I’ve played Dota for like 15 or 16 years. I’ve also finished a master’s degree as a business engineer. It paid well but then Corona came in early 2020 and kinda ruined it.”“I decided to stream and play Dota full time, this was around the start of 2020. At the end of 2021, the current Ivy team got formed for ESL Meisterschaft as a “superteam”, basically the best players of the top three teams in that league formed as one team. We used to play with Tim “ThebloodySky” Meese-Marktscheffel but he got an offer from simply TOOBASED to play in NA DPC Div 1 while we weren’t even confirmed for DPC Div 2 in Western Europe.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/IVY-champions-Esl-Meisterschaft-2022-playerheads-1024x535.jpg">Q: Your recent addition Max seems to be doing great within the team, how has the team changed after that addition?Jmvincento: “I would say that skill-wise TheBloodySky and Max are similar, but for the team, Max is a better fit. There were some different ideas about how to play the game with TheBloodySky and Mo13ei. And team-wise we had to be on the same page. Max is more accepting and open to Mo13ei’s ideas about how to play the game. Max also fit perfectly within the team synergy-wise as he and Qupe had played together in previous stacks. This helped us a lot in terms of qualifying for division two.”Q: The game next week versus ITB might determine who goes to Division I next season. How are you preparing for the matchup?Jmvincento: “Honestly, we didn’t prepare too much before the game versus EU Rejects. They had some roster changes, and we went into the game playing our own game. But for ITB we are taking them 100% seriously. As you said, it seems to be between us, ITB, and DGG for the Division 1 spot so we want to show our A-game versus them, we simply cannot lose to them. In terms of preparing, we are testing some heroes and just looking at their replays for how they play.”<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=ExpensiveHeadstrongBubbleteaPJSalt-RcbjuIb2yfUlh6WZ&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=esports.gg"></iframe>Q: And lastly, are there any shoutouts you want to do?Jmvincento: “Shoutout to Ivy, our organization, who pay us a salary even before we qualified to Division 2. Shoutout to all the sponsors, Logitech, Ority and strafejump. Huge shoutout to our manager for all the work he puts in. Shoutout to my teammates and everyone following, casting, and enjoying Dota 2, the greatest game of all time. And last a huge shoutout to my amazing girlfriend.”You can find more exclusive Dota 2 interviews here at Esports.gg!<div class="quoteWho" style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;">Vegard Krogdahl &nbsp;ESPORTS.GG &nbsp;2022-06-29 03:14:00</div></div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_RRQHoshi_R7-300x169.webp">Many fans look up to RRQ Hoshi’s Rivaldi “R7” Fatah. As the team captain of one of the biggest Mobile Legends: Bang Bang organizations in Indonesia, R7 shoulders heavy responsibilities in-game, where he calls the shots and rallies the team when they’re falling behind.But according to him, being a team captain is about more than just helping the team in the Land of Dawn. Outside the game, he is tasked with elevating the organization and the esports scene in the region.In fact, for R7, the most challenging part of being the brains behind the team does not have anything to do with MLBB at all.</ul></ul><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MSC_2022_RRQHoshi-1024x576.webp">In an exclusive interview with ONE Esports after their win against EVOS SG at the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Southeast Asia Cup 2022 (MSC 2022), the team’s EXP laner talked about the challenges he faces as team captain and the hardest thing he has had to overcome as the leader of four-time MPL ID champions.“The most challenging part about being the team captain is dealing with the fans,” said the 23-year-old. “It’s because some fans in Indonesia keep barking to PH fans for nothing.”The rivalry between both regions has been a focal point in competitive MLBB for years now. With both regions among the strongest in the game, PH and Indonesia have met in the grand finals of several international tournaments, including the M3 World Championship, ONE Esports MPL Invitational 2021, and the 31st Southeast Asian Games.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MPLI2021_ONICEsports_BlacklistInternational.jpg">As such, fans from both sides frequently clash during the live streams, engaging in heated conversations even on social media pages. During MPLI 2021, the situation even reached a point where Blacklist International’s Instagram page was suspended following mass reporting by trolls after they lost to ONIC Esports in the grand final.R7 has just one piece of advice for all the diehard Indonesian fans. “Don’t make Indonesians look bad,” he said.But despite these challenges, being team captain still has its perks. After all, not everyone has the honor of leading the King of Kings to their fourth title at MPL ID Season 9.“The best thing about being the team captain is winning championships,” he added.RRQ Hoshi will be looking to make yet another grand final when they face Todak on June 15 at 6 p.m. GMT+8 in the upper bracket semifinal of MSC 2022.Check out ONE Esports’ Facebook page for more updates.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Jules Elona &nbspONEESPORTS &nbsp2022-06-15 16:51:00</div></div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Aui_2000-300x169.jpg">The ESL One Stockholm Major group stage is almost coming to an end. With just one day left to go, there’s a stark contrast in competitiveness between the two groups.Three teams have secured their upper bracket playoff spots in Group A, though there could still be some fierce fighting for the fourth slot.Meanwhile, one game separates six teams in Group B. It’s still a close race heading to the finish line, with tons of seeding implications on the line.Meanwhile, one game separates six teams in Group B. It’s still a close race heading to the finish line, with tons of seeding implications on the line.Group AGroup B</ul></ul><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_TundraEsports_Gamers-GalaxyInvitationalSeriesDubai2022.jpg">Three teams—Tundra Esports, BetBoom Team, and T1—secured their upper bracket spots in Group A.Tundra set the standard for consistency and high-skilled play in Group A, going a perfect 4-0 in day three and compiling a 9-1 record to guarantee a top two spot.Tundra’s closest competitor, BetBoom, was also the only series where Tundra looked like they struggled, finishing 1-1. Therefore, if Tundra loses to T1 in the final day and BetBoom beats OG, Tundra will slip down to second due to tiebreaker rules.BOOM Esports currently sits in the fourth spot, and OG is the only one with the chance to overtake them. If OG wins just one game against BetBoom, they’ll take the upper bracket spot from BOOM. At worst, OG will still be able to play a tiebreaker. If beastcoast wins both games too, a potential three-way tiebreaker could be at hand.BOOM Esports currently sits in the fourth spot, and OG is the only one with the chance to overtake them. If OG wins just one game against BetBoom, they’ll take the upper bracket spot from BOOM. At worst, OG will still be able to play a tiebreaker. If beastcoast wins both games too, a potential three-way tiebreaker could be at hand.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_Arteezy_Evil_Geniuses_TI10.jpg">North American team Evil Geniuses is having a torrid time at the Stockholm Major.The team only has one win out of 10 games played so far. Yet, there’s still a fringe chance for them to avoid elimination.EG will play against beastcoast in their final match tomorrow. The South American team also hasn’t been doing too hot, currently sitting on a 3-7 record.If EG wins their series 2-0, they will force a best-of-three tiebreaker against beastcoast. Then, they need to win two more games.This means EG needs to win at least four games out of five potential matchups to avoid an early exit. Keep in mind that beastcoast, while having a losing record, has taken games off two of the strongest teams in Group A: BetBoom and T1.There’s a lot to be done—but there’s still a way for EG to sneak into the lower bracket with some fighting spirit.There’s a lot to be done—but there’s still a way for EG to sneak into the lower bracket with some fighting spirit.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/Dota2_FnaticRavenONEEsportsSingaporeMajor-1024x576.jpg">With two series left in Group B, there’s still a potential for a six-way tie.If both Fnatic vs Gaimin Gladiators and Thunder Awaken versus TSM finishes 1-1, all six teams will have a 7-5 record. Judging from how even the series have been, it’s not an impossible feat to achieve.Should any of these four teams win their series cleanly, however, they’ll leapfrog the standings to the top spot of the table.If only one series ends 1-1 and the other ends 2-0, the winner of the 2-0 series will earn first place, while the loser will start their main event campaign in the lower bracket. Then, four teams will play best-of-one tiebreakers to determine their final placements and playoff seedings.If both series end 2-0, the respective winners will take first and second in Group B and will be separated by their head-to-head records, while Team Liquid and Team Spirit will also secure upper bracket slots.If both series end 2-0, the respective winners will take first and second in Group B and will be separated by their head-to-head records, while Team Liquid and Team Spirit will also secure upper bracket slots.If both series end 2-0, the respective winners will take first and second in Group B and will be separated by their head-to-head records, while Team Liquid and Team Spirit will also secure upper bracket slots.<iframe src="https://player.twitch.tv/?video=1483555148&autoplay=false&parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Somehow, Thunder Awaken is finding their way into some of the best matches of the tournament so far.This time, the South American team was on the other end of the comeback. After a statement mega creeps comeback in day one against Team Liquid, Thunder Awaken got a taste of their own medicine today against Gaimin Gladiators.Gladiators’ midlaner Miroslav “BOOM” Bičan was the star of the show this time round. His exceptional Storm Spirit almost single-handedly kept his team in the game while his allies endured a terrible time from Thunder Awaken’s constant aggression and kill threats.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Dexter Tan Guan Hao &nbspONEESPORTS &nbsp2022-05-15 06:12:00</div></div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;"><img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/EPL_Group_A-968x544.jpg">The last trophy to lift before the IEM Rio Major is here. EPL Season 16 kicks off with Group A featuring some massive names like NaVi Vitality and NIP, alongside some plucky underdogs, all with their all specialties. Will NaVi wipe their group clean like in Season 15? Or will someone else take the throne? We’ll find out after 5 grueling days of matches.At the top of the table is Natus Vincere. The Ukrainian squad has been one of the only two consistently elite teams so far in 2022. While they do rank below FaZe in the world rankings, they are millimeters behind them at every step. And with immense firepower, they can knock even the best team out in a single blow, as FaZe learned at BLAST Lisbon. Even without the best player in the world, this team topped their group at BLAST, defeating teams like Liquid and G2 while doing so. Their systems are the best in the world, their fragging is unmatched and they are showing no signs of slowing down. In this group the only team that can challenge them is Vitality. And even then we have only seen one event from that international roster. NaVi are a lock to go 5-0 in this group, anything less, and coach Blad3 will surely have some stern words for his boys.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/navi_s1mple-1024x683.jpg">The Swedes have been hard done by their 2021 selves. Back in 2021, they fluked an RMR event with a poor format to earn a fake ranking spot at #2 in the world going into the major. And their star REZ was overhyped beyond belief, with people acting like he was a top 10 player in the world instead of the mediocre inconsistent star that he actually was.But now in 2022, when dJL’s coaching has managed to completely flip that script, nobody is willing to give these guys their due. Not only has REZ truly stepped into the starring role he was supposed to take in 2017, but the team as a whole also looks far better than any NIP roster has in ages. Brollan, Sweden’s prodigy has found his new home and settled right in, helping propel this team to a consistent top 10 quality.Unfortunately, the consistency that is their greatest strength is also their drawback. While you can predict a variable team like Spirit could take down NaVi on a perfect day, NIP isn’t that team. So while they can make it to the playoffs, expect to see a lot of variance in where they placed thanks to the other teams’ performances.The once-French roster is finally starting to get going. Largely thanks to the addition of Spinx. The Israeli star has been the key to unlocking Vitality’s potential. IGL apEX has mentioned already how Spinx’s addition has fixed a lot of their roles, and it’s apparent on the server as the team looks comfortable, despite being at an early stage in this move.With ZywOo and Spinx fragging, that’s already enough to dust off a lot of smaller teams, and the mega-veterans in apEX dupreeh and Magisk are playing their roles perfectly. The loss against G2 was shaky but extremely close. Expect fireworks on the server and actual potential for an upset against even the top dog.Last season, ALEX managed to pull off one of the biggest miracles in CSGO history. The British IGL took a team full of stand-ins and academy players and cobbled together a performance strong enough to carry them into the playoffs. With only mezii by his side, ALEX took a team of peppz0r, banjo, and poizon to the playoffs of EPL Season 15 over teams like MOUZ and G2.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/Fnatic-Roster-with-F0rest-1024x576.jpeg">After multiple changes, the team has settled on their new roster, adding roeJ and nicoodoz from Copenhagen Flames and signing FASHR from ECSTATIC. Alongside these changes mezii, who was the rookie revelation of 2020 has transitioned to the IGL role very early in his career. Can he repeat the success of his old mentor? On paper, Fnatic should end towards the bottom of the group, but they have the firepower to sneak into the playoffs once again.After Degster decided to leave the roster, Spirit announced the signing of w0nderful. Coming off their highs at the Major with a top 4 finish, and then looking at their 9th-12th placing at Cologne doesn’t look like a great result. Especially as they were eliminated by a struggling Furia.But one rule you always follow in CS is, don’t doubt a Chopper team’s potential for an upset. They will not make it into the playoffs themselves, but they will surely ruin the day for another team’s qualification.Qualifying via the EPL Season 16 Conference, Endpoint netted themselves a spot in Group A. While the team struggled in the Open Qualifiers for the RMR, they have been a tier 2 squad on the up and up. Keep an eye out for the return of Kjaerbye, who we last saw donning a FaZe jersey. And most importantly Nertz, the touted next star from Israel who was reportedly on ENCE’s shortlist for Spinx replacements.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/esportsgg/20191206_Bart-Oerbekke_EPL-Odense_33084-1024x683.jpg">The 6 teams will battle out in a round-robin best-of-three group stage, taking place in Malta. NaVi is expected to dominate the group, but with the firepower present in these teams, we’re bound to see some exciting games and scrappy tactics. Whoever comes out on the top nets themselves has a guaranteed top 8 placement in the playoffs.</div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Many League of Legends esports fans expected the all-Korean LCK winter Worlds 2022 final to go 3-1 in T1’s favor, but DRX, against all odds, edged them out 3-2 in a thrilling best-of-five series.The fourth seed LCK underdogs, who started their journey in the Play-Ins (where they changed their cash to the wrong currency), added another shocking upset to their streak. After qualifying for the Knockout Stage, they then went on to defeat the Worlds 2021 champions Edward Gaming 3-2 in the quarterfinals, and LCK Summer champion Gen.G 3-1 in the semifinals.Pitted against T1 in the final, the anime arc saw former Mapo High School mates Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok and Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu on opposite sides of the Rift. They debuted at the same time in 2013 and almost 10 years later, Faker has three championship titles to his name while the other had none.Today, Deft finally achieved his lifelong dream, and won his first-ever world championship with DRX.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_DRX_handpose-1024x576.webp">T1 dominated game one with Faker leading the way on his signature champion, Azir. Top laner Choi “Zeus” Woo-je was also having a good time on comfort champion, Yone, while Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong poked on Varus. These three champions were key in helping them push past JD Gaming in the semifinals one week ago.Undeterred, DRX drafted Heimerdinger support a second time for Cho “BeryL” Geon-hee and continued to empower mid laner Kim “Zeka” Geon-woo on Sylas. The key difference was that they were on blue side, which allowed them to first pick Varus. T1 responded with Ashe and Lux support to match his range at bot.Both teams kept it competitive, with T1 even securing the Ocean Dragon Soul. At the 45-minute mark, they started Baron, but DRX were so smart in how they approached the 4v4 — Hwang “Kingen” Seong-hoon’s Camille came in from top side, while Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon’s Viego pincered from the other.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=OpenGracefulDurianDogFace-3RDNQ0_9WPsXxag3&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Meanwhile, Deft’s Varus positioned himself in the jungle across the river, completely untouched throughout the fight, which allowed him to deal maximum damage. Taking down four, they ran straight down mid to even out the series.T1’s game three win will go down in history books but not for the reasons one might expect. DRX were in control of the game, leading in kills, but while they were doing Baron at the 24th minute with Smite available and Kalista on their team, out of nowhere, jungler Mun “Oner” Hyeon-jun strolled into the pit and smited it.With the buff, T1 swung the tempo and gold in their favor. Just six minutes later when DRX committed to the second Baron, Pyosik unfortunately smited too early and did not coordinate with Deft. At the very last second, Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong’s Piercing Arrow stole it a second time.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=BlazingAntediluvianAyeayeSSSsss-IxYOnLX4S8-sT9aO&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>LoL viewers wondered how tilted DRX might have felt after that, but judging from their performance, they had managed to compose themselves and play a slow and steady game four. This time, Zeka got his hands on Azir, while Deft continued playing Varus alongside BeryL’s Renata Glasc.T1 innovated with Soraka support, which was a strong pick in the laning phase. Despite shutting down DRX’s bot lane early, Pysoik’s Maokai, Kingen’s Aatrox, and game-changing ultimates from Zeka led them to a decisive 28:44 win, the fastest game this series.Down to silver scrapes, game five’s draft went surprisingly in DRX’s favor. T1 first picked Karma, giving two power picks over to DRX on red: Azir, and for the first time this series, unbanned, Caitlyn for Deft. The Piltover sheriff is one of his best champions, and is also the same AD carry pick that helped them overcome Gen.G in the semifinals.Looking at T1’s immobile AP carry Viktor and AD carry Varus, DRX took a risk on Hecarim jungle and Bard, two champions that provided more options to access the backline.<iframe src="https://clips.twitch.tv/embed?clip=SecretiveHyperBaconSoBayed-RDwk2t2HbIpNFDtA&amp;autoplay=false&amp;parent=www.oneesports.gg"></iframe>Unfortunately, at the 20-minute mark, history repeated itself — DRX were doing Baron with a numbers advantage when Gumayusi’s Varus sneaked up to the pit at the last second, blindly stealing it with Piercing Arrow.Both sides held their ground despite the ups and downs, knowing how important this last game five was. When Elder Dragon spawned at the 40th minute, DRX, with Mountain Dragon Soul, knew that this was their ultimate win condition.T1 made the call for Oner to stay in the pit to contest it, while their AP and AD carries teleported bot lane where a minion wave was pushing in towards the broken inhibitor. This time around, Pyosik managed to secure the one objective that truly mattered.Zeka and Kingen rushed back, successfully defended their base. Collectively the team killed four T1 members and together, marched down mid to claim the Worlds 2022 championship. For his contributions in this series, Kingen was awarded the MVP.In the post-game broadcast interview, 26-year-old Deft reflected on what it means to him to finally call himself a world champion.“Ever since my debut, every single night I’ve been dreaming about myself winning the world championship. It was only dream, but now, I’ve made it. I’m so happy right now,” he said. “One thing I wanted to say was ‘I’m the best player in the world’, but today I realized that being the best player doesn’t matter. It’s is about our team being the best in the world.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/LeagueOfLegends_Worlds2022_DRX_Champions_OnStage-1024x576.jpg">“My best talent is League of Legends. If I cannot be the best playing LoL, I told myself I won’t find any success in life. That’s why I didn’t want to give up,” Deft added.BeryL’s personal achievements are also significant. He made it to the Worlds finals over the last three years in 2020, 2021, and 2022, and won twice on two different teams, DAMWON Gaming, and now DRX.Follow ONE Esports on&nbsp;Facebook&nbsp;and&nbsp;Twitter&nbsp;for more LoL news, guides, and highlights.</div>

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<div style="font-family: Roboto;">Expect a different yellow hedgehog squad in the upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Philippines Season 10 (MPL PH Season 10).MPL PH team ONIC Philippines officially announced that Paul Denver “Coach Yeb” Miranda, the organization’s head coach since MPL PH Season 8, is no longer part of the team.In a statement posted on Facebook, ONIC PH thanked the veteran coach for his contributions to the squad, which includes their second place finish at the M3 World Championship.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_MPL_PH_S10_CoachYeb_departure-1024x576.webp">“We would to thank Paul Denver ‘Yeb’ Miranda for his time with ONIC Philippines.&nbsp;We will make sure to bring and uphold all the lessons and advice you have brought to us,” the organization wrote.They added that Yeb was the team’s backbone and foundation, and aside from his in-game knowledge, he was also responsible for lifting up the players and inspiring them to give it their all in every match.“Thank you for teaching us that no matter what happens, we are a family here at ONIC, no matter where we go.”<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MPL_M3WorldChampionship_ONICPH.jpg">Coach Yeb joined ONIC PH during MPL Philippines Season 8. In his debut season with the squad, he led the team to second place, securing a slot at the M3 World Championship alongside Blacklist International.They were unstoppable in the upper bracket playoffs of the M3 World Championship, winning 3-0 against Singapore’s RSG SG, Indonesia’s RRQ Hoshi, and North America’s BTK to secure the first grand final slot. Unfortunately, their luck ran out after they were swept by Blacklist International in a best-of-seven grand final.<img src="https://cdn.owlscore.com/artilce/onee/MLBB_M3WorldChampionship_RRQHoshi_ONICPH-1024x576.jpg">After a solid MPL PH Season 8 and M3 World Championship campaign, fans were expecting ONIC Philippines to dominate MPL PH Season 9 with their unchanged lineup.However, they only finished fourth in the playoffs after getting swept by RSG PH in the upper bracket semifinal and Smart Omega in the lower bracket semifinal in a best-of-three series.There are still no announcements on where the veteran coach is headed next.Check out&nbsp;ONE Esports’ Facebook page&nbsp;for more MLBB updates.<div style="border-left:3px solid #5768fa;padding-left:12px;font-size: 0.38647rem ">Jules Elona &nbsp;ONEESPORTS &nbsp;2022-06-22 18:12:00</div></div>

Expect a different yellow hedgehog squad in the upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Philippines Season 10 (MPL PH Season 10).MPL PH team ONIC Philippines officially announced that P...

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