Team Liquid mid-laner Michal Nisha Jankowski has won the last 22 ranked publics in Dota 2 out of 23. Information about this appeared on the dota2protracker website, which tracks the activity of professional players.
Nisha took Kunnka (9 times), Invoker and Tusk (4 times each). The only defeat came when Nisha got on the same team as Jose Panda Hernandez - their team lost in 21 minutes.
Jankowski also manages to show himself in DPC league meetings. He managed to steal the Aegis from his opponents in five matches twice. The last time this happened was in a series against Entity Gaming. Nisha joined Team Liquid in December 2022. He took the place of Lasse MATUMBAMAN Urpalainen, who retired after The International 2022.
Recall that Nisha changed ex-Liquid carry after he decided to enter the Finnish army for the next 12 months. However, MATUMBAMAN is still part of the team. He gives a lot of notes with thoughts on the game to all ex-teammates. Every day he has a two-hour break in the army. It's nice that he spends it watching Liquid games.
Earlier, Valve revealed the date of a new Dota hero Muerta release. Muerta is scheduled to debut in early 2023, although Dota 2 fans predicted the hero's debut a few days before the announcement on the Dota 2 subreddit. After the Ability Draft showmatch at The International 2022 (TI11), Muerta was introduced to the Dota 2 community as the game's 124th hero.
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