AdmiralBulldog puts The International 2013 champion ring up for sale

Former professional player and co-owner of Alliance, Henrik AdmiralBulldog Pyre Anberg, has put his personal championship ring, awarded for winning The International 2013, up for auction. The auction is being held on eBay. In the item description, Anberg commented on the condition of the trophy:

The black coating is partially worn and has already been repaired. This is not an item for everyday use, but the defect can be easily restored by a jeweler. The ring comes in its original box, but the lighting no longer works.

AdmiralBulldog also noted that championship rings are awarded to every The International winning team, and that this particular ring is linked to the legendary grand final between Natus Vincere and Alliance.

The starting price is set at $70,000, with a buyout option of $90,000. This is not his first attempt to sell the trophy: in September 2025, he announced the sale via social media, but was unable to find a buyer.

It should be noted that AdmiralBulldog officially ended his playing career in 2016, after which he worked as a commentator and analyst for the English broadcast. However, in 2020 he completely stepped away from Dota 2 and has since only made occasional appearances in show matches.

Over the course of his career, he won a lot of trophies, including the championship at The International 2013, victories at World Cyber Arena 2015 and StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 1, as well as multiple podium finishes at other major tournaments. Throughout his career, Henrik earned over $640,000 in prize and spent almost all of his time with Alliance.

More recently, AdmiralBulldog was spotted at the "Games of the Future 2025" tournament, organized by the Russian government, which led to criticism from the Dota 2 community.

Earlier, Cyberscore reported that coach Timur Ahilles Kulmukhambetov had presented his own ranking of professional players for each position.