Notably, Ana's dominating performance on Ember Spirit in game 5 immortalized his signature mastery on the hero. Although they were power-ranked at the bottom among the 18 teams participating, OG pushed through the Upper Bracket and won the Grand Finals against LGD Gaming in a 3-2 series. The newly re-formed OG roster of ana, N0tail, Topson, 7ckngMad, and Jerax qualified to The International 2018 through the European open qualifiers. Following his break, he later joined Echo International in early 2018, and returned to OG in early June, after the departure of Fly and S4. After the International, ana announced that he would be taking a break from the competitive scene.
During the International, the team failed to make it to the upper bracket, and finished 7 - 8th, falling at the hands of LGD. OG's had a rough series of tournaments leading up to the International with early eliminations at The Manila Masters and EPICENTER 2017, however, they did finish fourth at Mars Dota 2 League 2017. Ana would then take his second major at Kiev, and the team was invited for The International 2017. The team's performance continued to stay consistent with additional top 4 performances at Dota Pit League Season 5, StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 3, and Dota 2 Asia Championships 2017. In November, he won his first ever tournament with OG at Elimination Mode Season 2 and later won his first ever Valve and premier event by beating Ad Finem 3-1 in the grand finals of The Boston Major. It was later revealed that his departure from Invictus Gaming was due to a rift with their organisation's management with their contract and other factors involving their results. Following The International 2016, ana left Invictus Gaming to join a newly rebuilt OG. His most notable accomplishment with the team was defeating Newbee in the grand finals of NEA 2016.
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Īna began his professional Dota 2 career by joining Invictus Gaming in March 2016 as a substitute for Ferrari_430.
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The invitation to play in China saw him drop out of his high school, where his mother was half-supportive at first, however with Anathan's brother convincing her, the family later showed full support and still do to this day. While initially playing Dota in Australia, ana made the decision to move from Melbourne to Shanghai in December 2015 to continue his pursuit in becoming a professional Dota player, where he joined the CDEC in-house league allowing him to compete against highly rated Chinese players.
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