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Amar ATF al-Assaf is a Jordanian professional Dota 2 player, also known as AMMAR_THE_FUCKER. He became recognizable to a wide audience due to his excellent play at the third position, as well as laying out Mantle of Intelligence on his opponent's base in winning matches.
He began his cybersport journey in January 2021, joining the Creepwave mix at the age of fifteen. ATF already had a high rating and was at the top of the European ladder. Together with the roster, Ammar qualified for DreamLeague Season 14 EU DPC: Lower Division, where the team finished third in the standings, losing to Hellbear Smashers and Brame in the replay for the top division. In April 2021, Creepwave Mix was signed by Into the Breach, but ATF decided to leave the roster and the roster split up.
In August 2021, Creepwave's European roaster resumed its existence, where ATF joined. The team managed to qualify for ESL One Fall 2021, where they took 9-10th place. Success caught up with the team in October of the same year. Creepwave took the championship at Dota 2 Champions League 2021 Season 4, defeating Winstrike Team in the final.
At the end of November, ATF was invited by Mikhail Misha Agatov to join the newly formed OG roster. It was in this team that Ammar gained widespread fame. Together with the team he managed to take fourth place at DreamLeague Season 16 DPC WEU: Division I, which allowed the team to participate in DreamLeague Season 16 DPC WEU: Regional Finals, where it took third place. In the following season of the DPC League for Western Europe, OG won the championship and traveled to ESL One Stockholm Major 2022.
After placing 7th-8th at The International 2022, Omar left the team and joined Nigma Galaxy, where he failed to qualify for any important tournaments for most of the season and left the team again.
On November 11, 2023 Falcons organization announced the creation of a team in Dota 2, captained by ATF. The first tournament of the new team was ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023, where Falcons made it through the closed qualification. The squad was one of the main favorites for the championship, but took the 5th-6th place. Also before the LAN in Malaysia, ATF and team finished 1st at the Pinnacle: 25 Year Anniversary Show.
In January 2024 ATF together with Falcons participates in the qualifiers for BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024, DreamLeague Season 22 and ESL One Birmingham 2024. At all qualifiers the squad took 1st place and qualified for all three tournaments, and won all three, which earned the roster a slot at the Riyadh Masters 2024, where they placed in the top 3. In addition, ATF with Falcons placed 2nd at Elite League 2024, 3rd at PGL Wallachia Season 1 and won at DreamLeague Season 23. In September of the same year, the team received a direct invitation to The International 2024. Most analysts predicted a victory for Falcons at TI13, but the team fell to the lower bracket and was defeated by Tundra Esports, finishing in 4th place.
In early October, Team Falcons went to PGL Wallachia Season 2, where they showed a good result. The team took second place after losing to the South American team Heroic.
At the end of October, Team Falcons became the champion of the BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, defeating Tundra Esports in the grand final. The following month, the team earned another title by becoming DreamLeague Season 24 champions. However, the team failed at BLAST SLAM I, placing 7th-8th and finished at 6th place at ESL One Bangkok 2024.
On February 2, 2025, as part of Falcons, ATF took 2nd place at the FISSURE PLAYGROUND tournament, losing in a hard-fought grand final to Tundra Esports with a score of 2:3. Despite the loss, this result strengthened his reputation, demonstrating his high skill level and ability to compete against the best teams on the international stage. At the subsequent BLAST SLAM II, the team took 3rd-4th place and 5th at DreamLeague Season 25.
In March, Team Falcons competed at PGL Wallachia Season 3. The team took 3rd place, losing to Tundra Esports in the final of the lower bracket playoffs. Later, he participated in FISSURE Universe Ep.4, where he finished in 4th place after losing to Tidebound in lower bracket semifinal of the tournament.
In April, the team competed at ESL One Raleigh 2025 but lost in the second round of the lower bracket, finishing in 5th-6th place. Later, in April, he participated in PGL Wallachia Season 4, performed poorly, failing to reach the playoffs and exiting the tournament in 10th place. In May, Falcons became a finalist in BLAST SLAM III, but finished in 10th place again at DreamLeague Season 26.
In July, the team earned its biggest achievement of the season, placing 2nd at the Esports World Cup 2025, losing to Team Spirit in the grand final with a score of 0-3. At FISSURE Universe: Episode 6, the team took revenge and defeated the "Dragons," claiming the championship title. In the fall, the team went to The International 2025 and successfully claimed the championship title.
In early November, Team Falcons became the champion of FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, defeating BetBoom Team 3–1 in the grand final of the tournament. At the subsequent BLAST SLAM IV, Falcons finished in second place, losing to Tundra Esports in the grand final.
At the beginning of December, Team Falcons competed at BLAST Slam V, finishing in 3rd–4th place after reaching the playoff stage. At DreamLeague Season 27, the team finished in 7-th place. At PGL Wallachia Season 7 the team also failed to reach the playoffs.
The next tournament for the team was ESL One Birmingham 2026, where they finished 7-8. In April, Team Falcons competed at PGL Wallachia Season 8 and delivered a much better result, finishing 3 and reaching the lower bracket final of the playoffs.