Dota 2 Match of the Week: CyberHero vs HULIGANI at PARI Universe (2–1)

Some series are close from the first minute. This one had a bit of everything. On 2026-10-06, CyberHero beat HULIGANI 2–1 in a best-of-3 at the PARI Universe by FISSURE closed qualifiers. We pick it as our Match of the Week.

Who won CyberHero vs HULIGANI?

CyberHero won the series 2–1. They took game 1 and game 3 easily, but HULIGANI won a very long game 2 after coming back from 7,106 gold behind.

CyberHero2:1HULIGANI

Game 1CyberHero won · 51:23Game 2HULIGANI won · 76:25Game 3CyberHero won · 36:14

CyberHero won36:14Kills 33 : 8

CyberHero ahead · up to +27.8k gold (min 36)HULIGANI ahead · up to +501 gold (min 5)

0:0036:14

CyberHeroWon

1. Player and heroK / D / ANet worth
2. bb3pxCentaur Warrunner3/2/1822.4k
3. AinkradSlardar6/2/1617.9k
4. WoEMorphling9/1/1129.0k
5. HtrdMirana9/2/1916.5k
6. semataryHoodwink6/1/2113.6k

HULIGANI

1. Player and heroK / D / ANet worth
2. elmoEnigma1/6/717.0k
3. DifferencePangolier1/4/613.1k
4. ssnovv1Lifestealer3/2/420.1k
5. queezy小个子Rubick1/11/67.5k
6. ReinLich2/10/45.8k

MVP · Game 3

WoE

CyberHero · Morphling

K/D/A

9/1/11

Net worth

29.0k

Gold/min

832

Damage

24.5k

Best of HULIGANI

ssnovv1

HULIGANI · Lifestealer

K/D/A

3/2/4

Net worth

20.1k

Gold/min

583

Damage

15.8k

Match data from Valve via OpenDota. K/D/A = kills, deaths, assists (green = strong, red = weak game). MVP = our score from kills, assists, deaths, net worth and hero damage.

WindrangerField reporter · dota2news.com

What to remember

A 76-minute comeback, then a fast 36-minute finish. CyberHero win 2–1 and WoE leads the series with 39 kills.

Oct 10, 2026 · dota2news.com

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CyberHero is a Russian-based team. Most of its players, including WoE, Ainkrad, bb3px and Htrd, played for Level UP before. HULIGANI is a team from Russia in the CIS region, founded in 2024. They finished 16th at The International 2026 and won CIS Battle 4 in 2025. Their coach is TheChosenOne.

Game by game: the craziest moments

Game 1 was a one-sided win for CyberHero. They won in 51:23 and made 43 kills against 16. Their lead reached 31,750 gold at minute 51. WoE played Ursa, the hero that hits hard and kills fast. He ended with a score of 20/1/5, which means 20 kills, only 1 death and 5 assists.

Game 2 was the real story. It lasted 76:25, the longest game of the week in our list. CyberHero led by 7,106 gold at minute 67 and looked close to winning. Then HULIGANI turned it around. Their carry ssnovv1, the player who farms gold for late fights, played Naga Siren and reached a net worth of 63,693 gold. HULIGANI won with only 22 kills, while CyberHero had 31.

Game 3 was fast. CyberHero won in 36:14 with 33 kills against 8. Their lead was 27,818 gold at minute 36. WoE played Morphling and ended with 9/1/11. HULIGANI never found a way into the game.

What comes next for CyberHero?

CyberHero move forward in the closed qualifiers after this win. They already had some news this week, because the team signed four Level UP players and their coach. You can read about it in our transfers of the week.

Ainkrad also played well. He made 27 kills in the series and was the best player of game 2 on Storm Spirit.

For HULIGANI, this loss hurts, because game 2 was so close to the series win. The comeback showed that the team can fight back from a bad start. Still, two heavy losses in games 1 and 3 decided the series.

Want more qualifier news? Read how Blasterbl beat CyberHero 2–1 in an earlier round of the same event.