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Tundra Esports is a British eSports organization founded in October 2019. It launched its Dota 2 roster in January 2021, signing "mix" mudgolems, who was looking for a sponsor or organization before DreamLeague Season 14 DPC EU: Upper Division.
The lineup for the tournament was Skiter, Nine, 33, Biver and FATA- in the captain position. Its opponents in the group were OG, Team Liquid, Team Secret, Team Nigma, High Coast Esports, ViKin.gg and Alliance. At the end of 6 weeks of games, Tundra Esports finished with a score of 3-4, which meant re-matches for the ONE Esports Singapore Major 2021 Wild Card stage. Our heroes' opponents were Team Liquid and OG. The first round of re-matches ended in a draw, but the winner was determined in the second round - it was the team led by iNSaNiA. As a result, Tundra Esports took 6th place at DreamLeague Season 14 DPC EU: Upper Division, which allowed them to stay in the first league in the next DPC cycle. In addition to the slot, Tundra Esports earned $24,000 in prize money. The next tournament for FATA- and company was EPIC League Season 3 Division 1, where the guys earned $10,000 for 4th place. In the second round of the 2021 ranking leagues, Tundra Esports took 5th place and again kept their place in the league, but failed to qualify for The International 2021. Tundra's significant achievement in 2021 was a sensational first place at the independent ESL One Fall 2021, after which the team was talked about as the #1 team in the region.
The new competitive season Tundra Esports met without FATA- and Biver - at different times they were replaced by Martin Saksa Sazdov and Jingjun Sneyking Wu respectively. The changes clearly benefited the team, as the new roster took 3rd place at DreamLeague Season 16 DPC WEU: Division I, then qualified for the ESL One Stockholm 2022 Major (where they also finished third), and in the last ranking round Tundra won the championship.
After qualifying for The International 2022 on DPC points, Tundra Esports finished first in their group and lost only one game in the entire playoffs. In the grand finals, they defeated Team Secret 3-0, becoming the second team to make the grand finals at The International.
During DPC 2023, Tundra's accomplishments included a 3rd place finish at Bali Major 2023 and a 4th place finish at DreamLeague Season 19.
In September 2023, ahead of The International 2023, Topias Topson Taavitsainen joined the team. He replaced Leon Nine Kirilin in the second position, while Nine himself moved to the fourth position.
At TI 12, Tundra qualified for the lower grid playoffs after the group stage, but crashed out of the tournament in the first round of the lower grid, losing to Entity. At the end of the tournament, the team finished 13-16th. After the failure at The International 2023, almost the entire active roster left the team. Skiter, 33, Nine and Sneyking left the roster. Only Topson remained among the active players.
In December 2023, the organization signed Team Undying roster: Enzo Timado Gianoli, Jonathan bryle- Santos de Guia, Ilyas kasane Gaynullin, Alexander Immersion Khmelevsky and Matthew Whitemon Filmon. This is how the team participated in ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023, where it took 8th place. The organization was dissatisfied with this result and almost completely disbanded the roster, leaving only Whitemon in fifth position.
In January 2024 a new roster was assembled. It included: Ivan Pure- Moskalenko, Topias Topson Taavitsainen, Ivan MinD_ContRoL Ivanov, Edgar 9Class Naltakian and Matthew Whitemon Philemon. The team participated in the qualification for DreamLeague Season 22 with this lineup.
The new Tundra Esports roster is one step away from a slot at BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024. At the subsequent qualifiers for DreamLeague Season 22 and ESL One: Birmingham 2024 everything ended successfully, the team made it to the main stage of these tournaments.
The renewed roster started the season not very successfully. First, 10th place at Dreamleague Season 22 with the scandalous departure of MinD_ContRoL, who was replaced by Tobi, and then 8th place at Elite League 2024. But at ESL One Birmingham 2024 the team managed to enter the top 3.
The renewed team went to DreamLeague Season 23 and FISSURE Universe Ep.2, where they finished fifth and sixth respectively. A little later, Tundra received a direct invitation to the closed qualification for The International 2024: the team managed to take the second slot from the region. And at the Riyadh Masters 2024, the team managed to get into the main stage of the tournament based on the results of the EPT table. In September, TI13 started, where the team showed great results and even eliminated Team Falcons from the tournament. Tundra got to the finals of the lower bracket, but could not cope with Gaimin Gladiators on the last map of the series.
- September 27, 2024 - Saksa and 33 joined Tundra Esports.
- September 30, 2024 - Tundra Esports presented Shad and MidOne as a stand-in.
- October 1, 2024 - Tundra signed Saika.
- October 3, 2024 - 9Class left the team.
In early October, the team played at PGL Wallachia Season 2, where they showed a great result and took third place. The roster also placed 2nd at BetBoom Dacha Belgrade 2024, but only 6th at DreamLeague Season 24. In December, Tundra finished the BLAST SLAM I event with a 2nd place finish. Later, the organization updated the roster: Bozhidar bzm Bogdanov replaced Artem Lorenof Melnik on mid, and Anton dyrachyo Shkredov - Egor Nightfall Grigorenko on carry.
On February 2, 2025, Tundra Esports won FISSURE PLAYGROUND and followed it up with a victory at BLAST SLAM II. In March, Team Spirit ended Tundra 's winning streak at DreamLeague Season 25. At the subsequent PGL Wallachia: Season 3, the team also became a finalist. Shortly after the end of the championship in Bucharest, dyrachyo left the team. He was replaced by Remco Crystallis Arets. On FISSURE Universe Episode 4 the squad competed with another replacement, Tal Fly Aizik performing in place of Matthew Whitemon Filmon, who was busy getting a visa to the US. Unfortunately, the lineup's results worsened: the team only placed 6th at FISSURE Universe Ep.4. In April, Tundra Esports placed in the top 3 at ESL One Raleigh 2025.
At the end of April, Zheng MidOne Yeik Nai played for Tundra Esports in PGL Wallachia Season 4. Initially as a coach, he later played in all playoff matches except for the lower bracket final, where the team lost 0-2.
On May 19, 2025, the team was scheduled to participate in DreamLeague Season 26. However, they withdrew, citing the busy pro scene schedule as the reason.
On June 27, 2025, the team was eliminated from PGL Wallachia Season 5, after losing in the first round of the playoffs.
In July 2025, Tundra Esports participated in Riyadh Masters 2025, finishing in 4rd place and earning $200,000 in prize money.
In August 2025, Tundra Esports participated in Clavision DOTA2 Masters 2025: Snow-Ruyi. The team managed to reach the grand final but lost it. Tundra took 2nd place and received $126,000 in prize money.
In September, Tundra Esports participated in The International 2025 where they managed to reach the playoffs but lost in the lower bracket and exited the tournament, finishing in 7-8th place.
On September 18, Martin Saksa Sazdov and Remko Crystallis Arets left the main roster. On September 29, Matthew Ari Walker officially joined the club. It was later announced that carry Ivan Pure Moskalenko, who previously played on loan, has joined the main roster. It was later announced that the player has joined Tundra Esports, where he previously played on loan.
At the end of October, Tundra participated in FISSURE PLAYGROUND 2, where they finished in 6th–8th place after losing in the first round of the Playoff stage. At the following tournament, PGL Wallachia Season 6, the team finished in 7–8th place.
At the beginning of December, Tundra competed at BLAST Slam V, where they became champions. In the grand final, the team failed to overcome Team Yandex, losing 3-0. It is worth noting that Tundra has participated in every final of the BLAST series, and this victory marked their fourth consecutive championship. At DreamLeague Season 27, the team finished in fifth place, and at BLAST SLAM VI, the team didn't even make it to the playoffs.
At the end of March, Tundra became the champion of ESL One Birmingham 2026, defeating Team Yandex with a 3:1 score in the grand final.
The next tournament for the team was PGL Wallachia Season 8, where they played with Alik V-Tune Vorobey, as their main carry Ivan Pure Moskalenko was unable to obtain a visa. The team finished in 15-16 place, marking one of their worst results.