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Tal Fly Aizik is a professional player from Israel who plays at the fifth position.
He started his career in 2012 as a member of Fnatic, with which he immediately finished second at Starladder Season 5 and The Defense 3, after which he received a direct invitation to The International 2013. However, at the main tournament of the year the result was average, and after the next TI the roster was broken up. After that Fly moved to Team Secret, but he didn't stay there for long.
In 2015, Tal presented compLexity Gaming at The International, but again the result did not meet expectations. Soon the player joined (monkey) Business, which later became OG. Under the banners of the new team, Aizik won The Manila Major 2016, went to The International 2016, and also showed a decent game at several other major tournaments. However, in 2017 at TI, the squad settled for 7th-8th place.
- May 28, 2018 - Fly joined Evil Geniuses.
In the new collective, the player again tried to get The International 2018, but he had to get through the open qualifiers, where he was beaten by the same OG. And at The International 2019 Tal took only 5-6th place, after which the team underwent changes. After the roster revamp, the team won regularly at American tournaments. At The International 2021 and 2022, the player still managed to play, but to reach at least the top-3 never came out.
In December 2022, Fly joined Shopify Rebellion, but failed to achieve significant results in the lineup during the season. At the Riyadh Masters 2023 and The International 2023, the player finished 16th. In November 2023 he was signed by Nouns, with whom he immediately failed to qualify for ESl One Kuala Lumpur, and in 2024 he qualified for BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024, Elite League 2024 and PGL Wallachia: Season #1, but failed to reach the prizes. In the summer, the player easily qualified in his region for the Riyadh Masters 2024, where he placed 18th, as well as The International 2024.
At the Riyadh Masters 2024, the team performed poorly, finishing in 18th place. Immediately after that, Nouns participated in the Elite League Season 2, where they finished in 6th place. At the next event, FISSURE Universe Ep. 3, the roster failed to reach the playoffs and ended their participation by finishing in 6th place.
At The International 2024, Nouns took 9-12th place, losing to BetBoom Team in the lower bracket of the playoffs. Later, the team successfully qualified for DreamLeague Season 24 and BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, as well as competed at PGL Wallachia Season 2, where they took 6th place. In the middle of October, Nouns did make an appearance at BetBoom Dacha Belgrade, but didn't even advance out of the group, finishing in last place at the tournament.
After a disappointing performance at the DreamLeague series tournament, Nouns representatives announced that the organization is suspending its activities in the Dota 2 discipline due to financial difficulties.
In December Fly joined MOUZ. With it, he finished 6th at European Pro League Season 23 and was a finalist at European Pro League Season 24. In March 2025, Tal joined Tundra Esports roster for FISSURE Universe Episode 4, replacing Matthew Whitemon Filemon. At the tournament itself, the team only placed 6th. After that, the player joined the Capy Baras stack. The team made its debut in the open qualifier for DreamLeague Season 26, advanced to the closed stage, but fell to Team Secret in the second round of the lower bracket. In April at PGL Wallachia Season 4 Aizik replaced Akbar SoNNeikO Butaev in the AVULUS roster and the team came in last place. At the end of the month, Fly officially joined the team.
In May, he played as a stand-in for BetBoom Team at the BLAST SLAM III tournament, where the team lost in the first round of the playoffs and was eliminated, finishing in 9th–10th place.
On April 18, 2025, Avulus defeated Virtus.pro in the lower bracket final of FISSURE Universe: Episode 5 Play-In, securing a slot in FISSURE Universe: Episode 5. At DreamLeague Season 26, the roster finished in 14th place. At PGL Wallachia Season 5 the team was also one of the first teams to be eliminated.
In early July, the team participated in FISSURE Universe: Episode 5, where they performed poorly and failed to reach the playoff stage. Earlier this month, AVULUS qualified for FISSURE Universe: Episode 6 by successfully defeating 1WIN Team in the Play-In stage.
A little later, the player became part of Virtus.pro. In October, Virtus.pro took part in FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, where they failed to reach the playoffs and were eliminated during the group stage. At DreamLeague Season 27, the team finished in 8th place.
The team started 2026 with disappointing results, failing to qualify for several tournaments, but managed to qualify for ESL One Birmingham 2026, where they finished in 9th–10th place. In April, VP competed at PGL Wallachia Season 8, but was eliminated early on.