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Two Rapiers, countless stolen Ultimates, amazing comeback - what more could you want? "I am speechless." -Luminous.

One of the biggest throws in recent times.

A back and forth slugfest between a farmed Spectre and a farmed Huskar, with some incredible Rubick plays from Insania. No matter how sure you might be which team is going to win, it's going to change every few minutes again. The game could go either way down to the last 30 seconds.

Great game with an epic climatic ending; worth a watch.

LGD.Forever Young, the youngsters from China who dominated the group stage at TI7, take on the CIS powerhouse of Virtus.pro with a top 3 finish at TI7 on the line. Game 1 mirrored their group stage matchup as LFY decimated VP in quick fashion. With their backs against the wall, VP went for a less flashy lineup that included Viper and Disruptor. LFY answered with a Pugna, Faceless Void and Nature's Prophet lineup. Nevertheless, the game became an intense back-and-forth affair before VP secured themselves a 12k gold lead and began knocking on LFY's door. Still, LFY would not back down and drove the game into further chaos. Intense team fights, fantastic wombo combos, and a clutch Aegis steal make this game worthwhile to watch.

Game 5 in a Bo5 between the second and third best teams in North America fighting for a spot at the International. As if it couldn't get any more climactic, coL were down two games by Game 3 before bringing it all the way back to Game 5, at which point all of the strats come out of the bag: the classic tiny-wisp factor, stacked %hp DoT, and even a Phoenix Aghs. Throws were made, the net worth graph crosses +-0 over a dozen times, and the winning team just manages to take the ancient by the skin of their teeth. This game showcases some of the absolute best from NA Dota.

Secret has to hold out versus an insane Terrorblade from Team Empire to keep ahead in the TI6 qualifier. A breathtaking game filled with dramatic team fights from both sides!

Biggest stomp in Dota history so far, incredible from start to finish.

A game riddled with late-game mistakes. Very entertaining nonetheless. Featuring Meracle's Morph and Jay's SF.

G League Season 2 Finals. T'was beautiful.

Synderen's mTw vs. The Retry - a race against time.

The backstory to this game: If MTW won this group stage game, they would have the same record as TR. The tiebreaker for this tournament was the shortest average game duration. If MTW won in under 36:08 then they'd advance. If MTW lost or if they took longer than 36:08 then TR would advance.

Excellent performance by carry Earthshaker for an incredible finish in a big upset.

MidOne does Attacker proud with a core Kunkka in a game that stays close despite a massive kill gap.

Dark Seer's Agh Ult used to duplicate teammates as well. Shortly after this game it was patched. Wonder why...

RNG clashes with IG in a decisive game 3 of their first 2022 DPC clash. An insane
Separate 20k and 30k gold swings in the final 8 minutes of play, which are quite possibly some the most insane 8 minutes a game of Dota has ever seen, reaching it's peak with a game saving literal 1v5 Rampage. Emo and Somnus play out of their minds throughout and the winner is unclear until the very final moment. The game was incredible throughout, but the ending catapults it into the stratosphere.

BigDaddy Earthshaker!