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No[o]ne wins his second ESL MVP, gets another Mercedes-Benz car

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko has earned another Mercedes-Benz car, thanks to winning another ESL One MVP Award. ESL’s Most Valuable Player award is highly coveted, as it comes alongside a brand new luxury vehicle. The winner is determined by both a fan vote and by “Dota 2 experts.”

The MVP selection process was slightly different this time, as ESL One Los Angeles was comprised of five regional leagues. Each region had one member of its first-place team put in the running. No[o]ne was the nominee from the European and CIS league, and was pitted against Artour “Arteezy” Babaev of Evil Geniuses, HĂ©ctor Antonio “K1” RodrĂ­guez of beastcoast, Du “Monet” Peng of Royal Never Give Up, and Djardel Jicko “DJ” Mampusti of Fnatic.

Enjoy some of the plays that secured @Noone_dota another Benz for the @virtuspro garage ???? #MBmvp #RiseON #ESLOne pic.twitter.com/lo59NeiMeq

— ESL Dota2 (@ESLDota2) April 25, 2020

This marks No[o]ne’s second MVP and Mercedes-Benz award

Virtus.pro’s mid laner was lauded for his stellar performance throughout the ESL One Los Angeles European and CIS league and played a huge role in his team’s undefeated run in the group stage. His team also kicked off the playoffs with a clean 2-0 sweep against Team Spirit, followed by a dominating win over OG. Virtus.pro played OG again in the grand finals.

The best-of-five series boasted high-quality Dota 2 action that kept the viewers on their toes. In the end, Virtus.pro claimed the tournament title.

No[o]ne received his first Mercedes-Benz Award at ESL One Birmingham 2018, with Virtus.pro crushing the competition in large part thanks to No[o]ne’s outstanding play. Virtus.pro ended the tournament without dropping a single game. The team also won ESL One Hamburg 2017 and ESL One Katowice 2018. Captain Alexey “Solo” Berezin was the first to drive home a Mercedes-Benz car for winning the MVP Award, while former Virtus.pro player Vladimir “RodjER” Nikogosyan got the award for the team’s first-place finish in Katowice.

The last MVP awardee is TNC Predator’s captain Park “March” Tae-won, who helped his team win ESL One Hamburg 2019. The most controversial MVP winner is Mineski’s substitute player Kim “Febby” Yong-min, as the player was not from the winning team Keen Gaming. This was the first and only time that ESL bestowed the award to a member of the losing team.

ESL One Birmingham 2020 has transitioned to an online league as well, and will see a 10th car awarded to a player. Virtus.pro will likely look to capture its fifth Mercedes-Benz Award.

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