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Tundra Esports is giving that best performance ever right now and they are only five steps away for lifting the Aegis champions at the international 2022.The Western European squad ended their journey to the Grand Finals of TI11 with a 2–1 win over Team Secret in the Upper Bracket Final of the tournament.Both the Teams entered the series with 11 consecutive wins in the tournament.
The team has been in top form since the start of their TI11 campaign, finishing with a 14–4 record in Group B, followed by consecutive wins over OG and Team Aster in the TI11 playoffs.Tundra esports is now all set to face of the winner of the Lower Bracket Final match in Tournament of the team Secret esports and Team Liquid esports on the final day of the tournament
Team Secret and Tundra esports are decided to go for their comfort choice in game final Match in the tournament . Team Secret drafted the Monkey King for Remko “Christalis” Arates, mean while team Tundra esports took on the Naga Sirens for Oliver “Skitter” Lepko. The lane phase was almost identical except for Secret’s safe lane, where Chrysalis took a slight lead with the help of a support disruptor from Clement “Puppy” Ivanov. Both teams are were able to disrupt the progress of leader in “33” Shapira’s offlane broodmother with their early game pressure in the final match .
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Team Secret applied even more pressure in the mid-to-late game with Roman “Resolut1on” Fominok’s Offlan Magnus and Bakyat “Zyak” Emiljanov backing up with Tusk diving into Heroes of the Tundra. But ,Unfortunately for team Secret, Skeeter’s Naga Siren was always ready to resume for the fight, which gave his team the needed opening to move on in the final match.
Both Skeeter and Leon “Nine” Kirillin had giving in final match outstanding individual performances using their characters .The Naga Sirens of The Nine Outworld Devourer and Skeeter were able to support almost every fight with their defensive use of micro-containment and the Song of Sirens .The duo even displayed their mechanical prowess by blinking and dodging illusions.
Team Secret found a way to stay in the final match game after a few base defense characters from its players. In desperation, Chrysalis picked up a Divine Rapier in hopes of turning the final game around in the team secret side. But Team Tundra esports faced the Monkey King early in the final match on to take a 1-0 lead at Secret.
In game two, Team Tundra esports were the ones who had a great start in the laning phase in the final game. His Cephalane Terrorblade and Offlane Visage took a bit of experience and Tundra esports used a gold lead to build a crucial lead in the final game .
But Secret’s cis duo Bakyat “Zyak” Emiljanov and Resolut1One made all the difference in the following game. Zayk captures several Team Tundra esports character using the Nyx Assassin’s Impel in the final game. Meanwhile, Resolut1on unleashes the core of the Tundra esports with its cultivated Dawnbreak.
With the support of both player in the final game Zayac and Resolut1on, Chrysalis was free to damage his Drow Ranger to the opponent , ending game two with a stampede in final game.With in the grand final game berth on the line, Team Tundra esports delivered one of its nine unconventional midlane characters in the third game — Tusk. Despite losing his alley, Nine was able to recover quickly in the game and take over the game in tundra esports side. Martin “Saksa” Sajdov’s Tiny and Wu “Sneaking” Jingjun’s Mirana punished the Team Secret’s offensive play in third game and gave the Tundra esports a mid-game lead that they would not relinquish.
Tundra’s esports leadership eventually spiraled out of control and Team Secret were forced to stay inside their base. Similarly to Game One, Team Secret relied on Chrysalis’s gyrocopter and picked up a Divine Rapier to turn the game in his favor in the final game . However, the result remained the same – Tundra steamed through Secret’s defense to win the series.
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