Kurtis “Aui_2000” Ling became the first person to win The International's Aegis of Champions three times, marking a historic achievement in Dota 2 esports. Team Falcons secured the 2025 championship with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Xtreme Gaming, driven by standout performances and strategic gameplay.

The International 2025 in Hamburg broke records with 1.78 million peak viewers, becoming the third most popular Dota 2 event ever. Its success highlights the growing global interest in esports.

Team Falcons clinched the championship at The International 2025, with Elder Titan dominating the tournament with an 80% win rate. Naga Siren led bans, while Disruptor was the most picked hero, hinting at shifts in the competitive meta.

The International 2025 Dota 2 tournament highlighted a dynamic battlefield with just nine heroes remaining undefeated across 144 matches, showcasing their adaptability in the evolving meta. Broodmother emerged as a standout, maintaining a flawless record and underscoring the importance of strategic hero selection and execution in competitive play.

The International 2025 concluded without the anticipated new Dota 2 hero reveal, breaking an eight-year tradition. This absence raises questions about a potential shift in Valve's content strategy.

Gabe Newell unveils that The International 2026 will return to Shanghai, China, reviving the city's esports prominence after previous European-centric tournaments. This decision comes amid Xtreme Gaming's strong TI 2025 performance and aims to bolster China's waning Dota 2 enthusiasm.

Xtreme Gaming advances to the Grand Finals of The International 2025 after defeating Parivision 2-1, with star player Wang 'Ame' Chunyu aiming for his first Aegis trophy. They will face Team Falcons, the undefeated favorites, in a highly anticipated showdown.

HEROIC's spirited performance at The International 2025 left a lasting impression, marked by bold strategies and emotional gameplay, despite exiting in 5th-6th place. Their unconventional drafts and fearless approach captivated fans, contributing to an electrifying tournament atmosphere in Hamburg, Germany.

Team Falcons and Xtreme Gaming will face off in the Dota 2 International 2025 Grand Final, having triumphed in their playoff brackets. The match, a highly anticipated showdown, will stream live on Twitch and YouTube, with both teams exhibiting strong hero preferences and a storied rivalry.

Xtreme Gaming triumphed over PARIVISION 2:1 in the Lower Bracket Final of The International 2025, securing a spot in the Grand Final against Team Falcons. The event, held in Germany, boasts a $2.6 million prize pool.

The International 2025 Dota 2 tournament finale kicks off today, with Xtreme Gaming and PARIVISION dueling for a spot in the grand final against Team Falcons. Team Falcons, already in the final, are the favorites, benefiting from a rest advantage.

Xtreme Gaming and Parivision clash in The International 2025 lower bracket finals today, with the winner facing Team Falcons in the grand finals. Key players Ame and No[o]ne- are set to make history in this high-stakes showdown.

Tundra Esports fell to Heroic, ending their TI 2025 run and three-peat hopes, after strategic flaws and missing key player Whitemon. Despite prior wins, Tundra's late-year performance decline raises roster concerns.

Team Falcons advanced to The International 2025 grand final after defeating Parivision 2-1 in a tense series. Parivision will compete in the lower bracket for a chance at a rematch.

Xtreme Gaming advances to TI 2025 lower bracket finals after defeating BetBoom Team 2-0, setting up a rematch with Parivision. Xtreme's rise highlights a comeback for Chinese Dota 2 teams.

HEROIC demonstrated their prowess in game three of the series with strategic plays, securing a 5th-6th place finish at TI14 and highlighting South American Dota's growing presence. Notably, they employed unconventional picks like Phoenix and Pudge, showcasing their inventive approach in the tournament.

The Call of Duty League marks its European return with Major II at Birmingham's NEC Arena from March 26-29, 2026, during the Black Ops 7 season. This major event coincides with a Dota 2 tournament, part of DreamHack Birmingham, highlighting the UK's growing esports scene.

Nigma Galaxy was ousted from The International 2025, securing 5th-6th place after a defeat by Xtreme Gaming in the lower bracket quarterfinals. This marked their first TI appearance since 2019, earning them over $130,000.

The Helm of the Dominator is revolutionizing gameplay at The International 2025, thanks to its formidable creep control and strategic versatility. Its buffs and efficiency make it a meta-defining item, favored by core heroes for its farming power and utility across various roles.