China Secures Asian Games 2023 Gold Medal After Taking Down Mongolia In Dota 2
Stotram Roy Moitra | Oct 3, 1:13 PM | 6 min read
Stotram Roy Moitra | Oct 3, 1:13 PM | 6 min read
Stotram Roy Moitra | Oct 3, 1:13 PM | 6 min read
China and Mongolia paved their way to the Grand Finals of Asian Games 2022.
China defeated Mongolia with a 2-1 scoreline to secure the Gold medal in DOTA 2 Championship at Asian Games.
China featured the legendary PSG.LGD trio of Ame, Somnus and Chalice.
The Asian Games are almost nearing their end with the best Asian countries securing gold medals in various esports titles. In Dota 2, China clashed against Mongolia in the finals and emerged victorious. After taking down their opponents with a 2-1 scoreline, China bagged the gold medal in Dota 2.
The Chinese team consists of some of the biggest names in DPC from the region. Moving into the tournament, they were considered the favorites to win it all, and they did so. Within 65 minutes of the third game, the Chinese Dota representatives brought glory to the region.
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Team China are the DOTA 2 Gold Medallists🥇🔥#AsianGames2022 pic.twitter.com/CDlVksXQWL
— Asian Electronic Sports Federation (@AESF_Official) October 2, 2023
The Chinese team featured the legendary trio of Wang “Ame” Chunyu, Lu “Somnus” Yao, and Yang “Chalice” Shenyi. The coaching was taken care of by Zhang “LaNm” Zhicheng. On the contrary, the Mongolian team consisted of underdog players from IHC Esports. Earlier in the year, IHC couldn’t make it out of Division II in the professional Dota Pro Circuit under the Southeast Asian division. The Chinese team secured a direct seed to the medal event at the Asian Games by winning the Road to Asian Games prelims for East Asia.
🇨🇳 CHINA wins the DOTA 2 Asian Games event.
— Dota 2 Philippines (@dota2ph) October 3, 2023
🇵🇭 Philippines got 9th place.
Placement:
🇨🇳 CHINA - Gold
🇲🇳 MONGOLIA - Silver
🇲🇾 MALAYSIA - Bronze#DOTA2 @19thAGofficial #Philippines @AESF_Official pic.twitter.com/TVOYp04ubD
On the other hand, the Mongolian team claimed the playoff spot by taking down Myanmar and Uzbekistan in Group C of the Group Stage. In the quarter-finals, China defeated Thailand with a clean 2-0 scoreline before defeating Malaysia in the semi-finals with a 2-1 scoreline. Mongolia defeated Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan with a 2-1 and 2-0 scoreline respectively to make their place in the Grand Finals.
In the third, decider game for the gold medal, Mongolia was off to a great start. However, as Ame set the pace for Team China, he seemed to create a breakthrough for Team China. Finally, the latter won the Gold medal in 65 minutes and brought glory to their country.
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