The esports organization Tundra Esports has announced radical changes to its structure. The management has decided to completely отказаться from forming or signing professional rosters across any gaming disciplines.
Despite shutting down its competitive teams, the organization will continue to exist. Tundra will transition into a media platform focused on content creation. The platform will publish major esports news, themed memes, and other entertainment-focused materials.
The organization is registered in the United Kingdom but is owned by Russian businessman Maksim Dyomin and his son, Maksim Dyomin Jr.
Tundra Esports was founded in 2019. The club previously fielded rosters in Fortnite, Rocket League, and several other disciplines. Its most successful division was in Dota 2, where the team won multiple Tier-1 tournaments, including The International 2022.
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