Template:Pro Player Danil "Dendi" Ishutin (Ukrainian: Данило Ішутін) is a DotA player currently playing for Natus Vincere (Na`Vi). Many consider him to be the best solo mid player in the world.
Professional Career
WG and Ks.int
Dendi started off his professional career at WG, and when Ks.int seemingly merged with WG in 2008, Dendi joined Ks.int.
DTS
Dendi joins the newly formed DTS-Gaming in October 2008.
Ks.int return
Dendi returns to Ks.int in March 2009.
DTS Return
DTS placed 2nd in ESWC 2010 and defeated EHOME in the group stage of WDC 2010 before eventually getting 3rd place.
Na`Vi
Dendi, along with Artstyle and LightofHeaven, left DTS to join Na`Vi early 2011. They won The International and ESWC 2011, the latter of which where Dendi's Pudge completely dominated EHOME with blind hooks in the finals, ending with 20 kills, 1 death, and 8 assists cementing his fame as one of the most famous Pudge players on the professional scene.
Honours
DTS
ASUS Open Autumn (2009)- OSPL Autumn (2009)
- Pick League XIII - div1 (2010)
Storm the Front #3 (2010)- ASUS Open Spring (2010)
- Electronic Sports World Cup (2010)
- ASUS Open Summer (2010)
- MYM Prime Defending #12 (2010)
- ASUS Open Autumn (2010)
- World DotA Championship (2010)
Na`Vi
- ASUS Open Winter (2011)
- Intel Challenge: Supercup #7 (2011)
- OSPL Spring (2011)
- ES-Area GUS #1 (2011)
- ASUS Open Spring (2011)
- Farm4Fame 3 Series (2011)
- ASUS Open Summer (2011)
- Darer Tournament (2011)
- Intel Challenge: Supercup #8 (2011)
- The International (2011)
- TECHLABS Cup UA (2011)
- Electronic Sports World Cup (2011)
- Dota 2 Star Championship (2011)
- ASUS Open Autumn (2011)
- The Premier League (2012)
- The Defense (2012)
- Dreamhack Summer 2012 Corsair Vengeance Cup (2012)
- The Premier League Season 2 (2012)
- SLTV StarSeries Season Two (2012)
- The Premier League Masters (2012)
- GosuLeague Season 3 (Division 2a) (2012)
- JoinDOTA Masters Special Edition (2012)
- The International 2012 (2012)
- SLTV StarSeries Season Three (2012)
- ASUS Open Final Battle of the Year (2012)
- The International 2013 (2013)
References
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