MVP Phoenix: Rise and Fall of a Korean Dota 2 Team
MVP Phoenix was a professional Dota 2 team established in November 2013. The team underwent several notable roster changes throughout its existence and achieved significant recognition in the competitive scene.
The team's journey began with DeMoN joining shortly after formation, though he departed a month later for Team Liquid. Over the years, MVP Phoenix saw various iterations of its roster, with players like JerAx, Heen, and Forev making significant contributions to the team's success.
Key Timeline:
2013:
- November 21: MVP Phoenix is established
- November 29: DeMoN joins
- December 28: DeMoN leaves for Team Liquid
2015:
- February 26: Team restructure with Forev and Heen moving to MVP HOT6ix
- August: Multiple roster changes including JerAx's departure and MP's addition
- December 8: DuBu replaces Heen, Forev joins, March moves to sub position
2016:
- March 22: March leaves for Korean military service
- August 15: Team disbands
- September 4: Team reforms with DuBu, Febby, QO, ReiSeN and Velo
The team maintained a significant presence in the Asian Dota 2 scene until its eventual dissolution, representing one of Korea's most prominent esports organizations in professional Dota 2 competition.
Notable Players:
- DuBu
- Febby
- QO
- March
- JerAx
- Forev
- Heen
- MP
MVP Phoenix's legacy remains an important part of Korean Dota 2 history, having helped establish the region's presence in the international competitive scene.
