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Jul 11, 2026, 03:45 PM
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Htrd commented on Level Up’s elimination from the 2026 Esports World Cup in Dota 2

David Mchedlishvili
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Level Up support player Andrei “Htrd” Fedorov commented on the team’s elimination from the 2026 Esports World Cup on his personal Telegram channel.

The quote is reproduced with the source’s spelling and punctuation intact

...> I want to thank everyone for their support. Overall, I’m not upset, even though all the other teams just crushed us (hahaha)—they simply showed the difference in our skill level. I’ll keep working to play better so this doesn’t happen again next time. At least I got to visit Paris, which was nice, plus I’ve confirmed that I have enough personal skill for this level of play—literally every team bans 2–3 heroes from my hero pool. Once they gave the ban to Teaches; I must have annoyed them too much, so they decided to ban me on the second map.
So first and foremost, I need to improve my macro and game understanding, and play more heroes so it’s harder for the enemy to draft against me(if people ban 3 or more heroes every match purely out of respect, that’ll give me a huge advantage in the draft)
. All in all, it was a well-deserved result, so there’s no need to be upset.

Read also: sbdush on Level UP’s qualification for the Esports World Cup 2026: “No one was emotional; there were no cheers.”

Earlier, Level UP coach Sergey “sbdush” Fatullaev, in a podcast with Viktor “CloudFox” Kulichevsky, assessed the prospects of Chinese teams at The International 2026, explained the reasons for his team’s losses, and discussed the team’s preparations for the Esports World Cup 2026.

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