Incredible rally gives Tundra Esports Fissure Playground title

Field Level Media|published: 02/02/2025, 6:28pm EST

$Nov 5, 2022; San Francisco, California, USA; A fan holds a sign for DRX bot laner Kim \"Deft\" Hyuk-kyu (not pictured) after winning the League of Legends World Championships against T1 at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-Imagn Images$ Nov 5, 2022; San Francisco, California, USA; A fan holds a sign for DRX bot laner Kim \"Deft\" Hyuk-kyu (not pictured) after winning the League of Legends World Championships against T1 at Chase Center. Mandatory Credit: Kelley L Cox-Imagn Images

Tundra Esports pulled off a stunning comeback on Sunday to capture a 3-2 victory over Team Falcons in the grand final of the $1 million Fissure Playground #1 event in Belgrade, Serbia.

It looked like Team Falcons had the title all wrapped up after they jumped out to a 2-0 lead thanks to a 67-minute victory on red and a 50-minute win on green. Tundra Esports came roaring back, though, prevailing in 44 minutes on green, in 25 minutes on red and in 30 minutes on green to shock Team Falcons.

Bulgaria's Bozhidar "bzm" Bogdanov headlined Tundra's impressive victory with averages of 9.4 kills, 3.8 deaths and 9.4 assists.

The Dota tournament began on Jan. 24 with 16 teams competing in the group stage. The top eight teams moved on to the double-elimination playoffs. All playoff matches were best-of-three except for the grand final, which was best-of-five. Tundra Esports walked away with $400,000.

Team Falcons reached the grand final by blanking PARIVISION 2-0 earlier Sunday.

Fissure Playground #1 prize pool:

1. $400,000 -- Tundra Esports

2. $170,000 -- Team Falcons

3. $100,000 -- PARIVISION

4. $75,000 -- Team Spirit

5-6. $50,000 -- BetBoom Team, Talon Esports

7-8. $35,000 -- HEROIC, Team Liquid

9-11. $15,000 -- Gaimin Gladiators, AVULUS, Xtreme Gaming

12-14. $10,000 -- Wildcard, Yakult Brothers, Aurora Gaming

15-16. $5,000 -- Chimera Esports, Shopify Rebellion

--Field Level Media