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He sweated until the end and won us 1x9 - TORONTOTOKYO about how Papich and his teammate beat him in the match

Streamer and eSports player Alexander 'TORONTOTOKYO' Khertek recalled the story of how he played against Vitaly 'Arthas' Tsal in ranked matchmaking in Dota 2. The content maker spoke about this during a personal…

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Он потел до конца и выиграл нас 1х9 — TORONTOTOKYO о том, как Папич с ливнувшим тиммейтом победил его в матче cover
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Streamer and eSports player Alexander 'TORONTOTOKYO' Khertek recalled the story of how he played against Vitaly 'Arthas' Tsal in ranked matchmaking in Dota 2. The content maker spoke about this during a personal broadcast on Twitch.

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Earlier, Alexander 'TORONTOTOKYO' Khertek discussed whether the competition in the professional Dota 2 scene was higher before.

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