dyrachyo: “I can’t promise 100% that I’ll be back”

Former Tundra Esports carry Anton dyrachyo Shkredov shared whether he plans to return to the professional scene after his break and when that might happen. He spoke about it in an interview for cybersport portal.

“[Question] So it’s just a break for now, right? That means we’re still expecting your return in one way or another?

— Possibly. I can’t promise 100% that I’ll be back. Maybe I’ll take a look around, think about it and say, “Nah, I’m good, I’m satisfied with how things are.” But maybe that competitive spark will come back, and I’ll say, “Damn, I want to play on stage again, I want to win.” For now, I’d lean toward saying I won’t return. Or maybe that I just don’t know yet, because not much time has passed.”

Anton doesn't rule out the possibility of playing at The International 2025 as a stand-in, but says he’ll only consider a full return after TI.

“[Question] So, as I understand it, you’re not really thinking about returning before TI — not just to watch it, but to participate in it?

— No, not before TI. If someone invites me as a stand-in, I might consider it — hypothetically — but it’s unlikely, not very realistic. So yeah, I’ll see how things look afterward. Maybe I’ll come back a bit after TI, we’ll see. Or maybe I won’t return at all. I don’t know. It’s honestly hard to say”

As a reminder, dyrachyo joined Tundra Esports on December 31, 2024. The team started the 2025 gaming season with victories at FISSURE PLAYGROUND and BLAST SLAM II, and became a finalist in DreamLeague Season 25 and PGL Wallachia Season 3, after which Shkredov went inactive.

As CyberScore previously reported, No[o]ne is thinking about a coaching career.