PSG.LGD

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PSG.LGD
Short namePSG.LGD
GameDota 2
FoundedApril 2018; 6 years ago (2018-04)
Based inShanghai, China
PartnersMonster Energy[1]
Parent groupLGD Gaming
PSG Esports
Websitepsg-esports.com

PSG.LGD is a professional Dota 2 team formed as a partnership between PSG Esports and Chinese esports organization LGD Gaming in April 2018. LGD Gaming's original Dota 2 team was founded in 2009.

History

The original Dota 2 division of the Chinese-based esports organization LGD Gaming was founded in 2009. The team had varying degrees of success, participating in and winning multiple tournaments and events over a nine year span. In April 2018, French football club Paris Saint-Germain F.C. invested in the organization, sponsoring and rebranding the Dota 2 team as PSG.LGD.[2] The team found instant success by winning two Majors of the 2017-2018 Dota Pro Circuit, which helped them secure a direct invite to The International 2018.[3][4] There, they advanced to the grand finals but lost against OG again in five games.[5][6][7]

Roster

ID Name Nationality
Ame Wang Chunyu  China
NothingToSay Cheng Jin Xiang  Malaysia
Faith_bian Zhang Ruida  China
XinQ Zhao Zixing  China
y` Zhang Yiping  China

References

  1. ^ "PSG ESPORTS HAS SIGNED A ONE-YEAR PARTNERSHIP WITH MONSTER ENERGY". psg-esports.com/. Retrieved 21 September 2018.
  2. ^ Rose, Victoria. "Soccer organization Paris Saint-Germain directly partners with LGD Gaming". The Flying Courier. Polygon. Retrieved 14 May 2018.
  3. ^ "PSG.LGD clean sweep VGJ.Storm to become MDL Changsha Major champions | News | Cybersport.com". cybersport.com. Retrieved 2018-06-13.
  4. ^ "PSG.LGD Wins Its First Dota Major And Also An Infinity Gauntlet". Kotaku Australia. 2018-05-07. Retrieved 2018-06-13.
  5. ^ "OG beats PSG.LGD in winners bracket thriller; Evil Geniuses advances". ESPN. Rotoworld. Retrieved August 26, 2018.
  6. ^ "OG wins five-game thriller to take The International 8 title and $11 million". ESPN. Rotowire.
  7. ^ Strom, Steven. "Dota 2 championship ends in a pulse-pounding, curse-breaking Cinderella story". PC Gamer. Retrieved August 26, 2018.

External links

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