
Xtreme Gaming carry Wang “Ame” Chunyu stole the 32nd Aegis of his career, tying former Virtus.pro player Abed “Abed” Yusup, who previously held third place in this ranking. Team Liquid’s technical director, Ben “Noxville” Stenheisen, highlighted this statistic.
The 32nd Aegis came on the second map of the series against Conventus Stellarum—Artem “lorenof” Melnik, playing Storm Spirit, finished off Roshan, who was under attack by Xtreme Gaming players.
The leader in this category is PARIVISION midlaner Vladimir “No[o]ne-” Minenko with 37 Aegis kills, followed by Team Refuser player Du “Monet” Peng with 35.
Earlier, Noxville shared statistical highlights from the first matches of The International 2026 group stage. For instance, BetBoom Team (BoomBoys) pulled off the biggest comeback in the history of this tournament series, overcoming a 35,000-point deficit.
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