Team Liquid Lift PGL Wallachia Season 4 Trophy

In a remarkable display of skill and strategy, Team Liquid successfully defended their PGL Wallachia crown on Sunday, prevailing over PARIVISION in the Season 4 grand final of the esteemed Dota 2 tournament.

Entering PGL Wallachia Season 4 as underdogs with odds of $8.00 on leading Dota 2 betting platforms, Team Liquid struggled to shed this label during the group stage. Their initial performances were inconsistent, including a definitive 0-2 defeat against Team Falcons, followed by a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Xtreme Gaming. However, their resilience became apparent as they navigated through the Swiss Stage.

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Team Liquid accelerated their performance by defeating Tundra Esports and the tournament favorites, Team Spirit. However, they fell short against ESL One Raleigh 2025 champions PARIVISION in the upper-bracket finals. Demonstrating tenacity, Team Liquid rebounded by overcoming Tundra Esports once more in the lower-bracket finals, setting the stage for a highly anticipated rematch against PARIVISION.

The grand final was no walk in the park for Team Liquid. After taking a commanding 2-0 lead, they faced an unexpected resurgence from PARIVISION, who equalized the series. The final match pushed them to a decisive fifth game, where Michal “Nisha” Jankowski emerged as a standout player, contributing to 22 of the team’s 42 kills in a grueling 72-minute showdown. Ultimately, Team Liquid clinched their second Tier 1 Dota 2 trophy.

For their commendable victory, Team Liquid took home a prize of $300,000 from a total prize pool of $1 million. Meanwhile, PARIVISION received $175,000 as a consolation, falling short of securing their second major title of 2025.

As the excitement from PGL Wallachia Season 4 as dissipated, the top Dota 2 teams are now preparing for their next challenge: BLAST Slam III. Slated to start on May 5, this upcoming tournament will feature 10 Dota 2 teams competing for another $1 million prize pool. The anticipation for this competitive showdown is already beginning to build among fans and stakeholders alike.

Stay tuned as the Dota 2 landscape continues to evolve, with each tournament further shaping the narrative of this fast-paced and dynamic esports scene.