Quincy Crew in TI: “Anything can happen, it's all about keeping our head down and working hard on ourselves,” says team player Ponlo - ultiasia

The International (TI) 11 is taking place in September 2022, about eight months from now. With a prize pool of approximately USD$45,000,000 and a good add of status to player names, it’s no wonder every team is scrambling to climb the ranks and qualify for the major tournament.

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Quincy Crew in TI: “Anything can happen, it's all about keeping our head down and working hard on ourselves,” says team player Ponlo - ultiasia