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Yatoro Juggernaut New Immortal Set Ancient Exile MODE RADDAN !!! Tspirit.Yatoro - play Juggernaut Tspirit.Larl - play Snapfire Ramzes - play Mars Pure - play Pudge Arcana Liquid.33 - play Brewmaster Illya "Yatoro" Mulyarchuk (also known as Raddan) (born March 12, 2003) is a Ukrainian player who is currently playing for Team Spirit. #Dota2Skadi #Dota2 #Gameplay #Yotaro #Juggernaut #TSpirit #TSpiritYotaro #736 #736c #Dota #IllyaMulyarchuk #SPIRITIX #SpiritDota Facebook goo.gl/BRhB3D Twitter goo.gl/vc3hpN Email [email protected] Beginnings with Yellow Submarine and Team Spirit Yatoro began his professional career in 2019, playing in various small tournaments in his region such as Epic Origins League Season 1 and Isolation Cup. He joined Yellow Submarine in 2020, which was in the process of being rebuilt with relatively-unknown talent. The team became one of the most promising in the region during COVID-hit 2020, including 4th in DOTA Summit 13 Online: Europe & CIS, and the roster was eventually signed by Team Spirit. Valve announced the return of the Dota Pro Circuit in 2021, and Team Spirit established themselves as a contending team behind regional titans Virtus.pro and teams with established rosters such as Natus Vincere and AS Monaco Gambit. The team's performances granted them their first LAN as a team in the WePlay Animajor, where they finished 7th-8th. Team Spirit, however, failed to obtain enough DPC points to qualify for The International 2021, and thus were forced to go through the regional qualifiers. In the Grand Finals, they were taken to a game 5 against Team Empire, eventually winning and qualifying. At The International 2021, Team Spirit were not favoured to go far in the tournament, with teams such as PSG.LGD and Evil Geniuses having done better in international competitions. Team Spirit started disastrously, losing their series against Team Secret, PSG.LGD and Vici Gaming in convincing fashion, and only picking up a win against Elephant. They recovered in days 3 and 4, however, going 6-0 against Quincy Crew, Fnatic, and beastcoast, securing themselves a place in the Upper Bracket. Yatoro shaved his head on day 4, which he joked as being "a sacrifice to the god of Dota". In the Main Event, they were sent to the Lower Bracket immediately by Invictus Gaming, but grew stronger as time went on, reaching the Grand Final through the Lower Bracket. Yatoro himself played 14 heroes in over 20 games in the Main Event, showcasing not only his ability but his versatility. In the Grand Finals, he and Team Spirit upset the odds by beating PSG.LGD in a tense 5-game series, securing themselves the Aegis and over US$18m in prize money.