The Greek team has made the country proud by securing 3rd place at the IESF Europe Qualifier 2024, earning a coveted spot at the World Esports Championship 2024. After stellar performances in the national qualifiers, organized by BattlenetGS, the team continues to shine on the international stage.
The Road to Victory
In the qualifiers, the Greek team faced off against some of the top European teams, including Poland, Sweden, and Ukraine, displaying consistency and determination throughout. After a strong 2-0 victory against Poland in the first round, they advanced through the Upper Bracket, defeating Sweden with the same score. They then faced Ukraine in the Upper Bracket final, but despite their efforts, they lost 2-0, sending them to the Lower Bracket.
In the crucial match for third place, Greece went up against Belarus. Despite a fierce battle, Greece conceded the win to Belarus with a score of 1-0, ultimately securing the third place finish and qualifying for the World Championship.
Key Players of the Greek Team
The Greek roster boasts some of the most experienced and talented players in the Dota 2 scene:
- Tasos “Focus” Michailidis (Carry): Known for his prowess with Juggernaut, Lifestealer, and Sven.
- Dimitris “ThuG” Plivouris (Solo Middle): A powerhouse with heroes like Queen of Pain, Death Prophet, and Puck.
- Kharis “SkyLark” Zafeiriou (Offlaner): Outstanding performances with Beastmaster, Dark Seer, and Batrider.
- Athanasios “dEsire” Kartsabas (Support): Exceptional with Earth Spirit, Rubick, and Clockwerk.
- Giorgos “SsaSpartan” Giannakopoulos (Support/Captain): Reliable and experienced with Io, Shadow Demon, and Enigma.
Final Thoughts and Future Prospects
The success of the Greek team at the IESF Europe Qualifier 2024 highlights the talent and potential of Greek Dota 2 on the international stage.
With support from Battlenet Gaming Stations, the team is well-prepared to tackle the challenges of the World Esports Championship 2024 and continue making the nation proud.