That might happen. Just like what the champs did when they've won the TI, most of the roster got out and took a break so I agree that nisha might just take a break and not a retirement, he's still young too.

I don't have that much hate for boxi because he's been with the main roster and they're all friends. But I guess his aggressive is what he's got from being an offlaner before. Anyway, Team Liquid is doing good on PGL Wallachia S3. And there's already one team that's out, OG! While Team Spirit, secures the next stage.

They are doing even better now. They beat Tundra 3-0 and secure the next spot to playoff which is top 8 and 2 more games for them to get top 4 atleast but honestly there is no reason for Team Liquid to really change their roster.

They are pretty decent right now actually, not really a team that could dominate any tournament for now but atleast I think they could make it to TI atleast so its just kinda make things worse if they change their roster now as it will deduce their point further. I guess pressure from the fans are pretty high after they won TI

well well i was pretty wrong till now,

KC looked very strong vs g2 but now here in korea they have won only 1 map when they were favorites in starting 2 series vs Liquid and oysters

Now they already lost map 1 to oysters and are 2.35 odds live to comeback and win series 

They got eliminated yesterday against Navi so the match that is currently being played is Aurora Gaming vs Yellow Submarine over at the PGL stream:
PGL Wallachia Season 3 - Group Stage - Day 5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NDOcARTyFI

Here are the rest of those group stage matches being played later on today:

The EF - Spirit match ended and Team Spirit was the team that advanced to the next round. The series started with the Nuke map, which was the first choice of Team Spirit, although Team Spirit had a good start on their own map, Eternal Fire was able to enter the match later and took the match to overtime, the match was played twice in overtime and the result was Team Spirit.
If Eternal had won this map, they would have probably won the maps 2-0 and they would have deserved to go to the next stage.
They played a very good game in Anubis. Eternal Fire was not very effective on the Mirage map, especially on the T side in the decider, and thus they were eliminated from the tournament.
I expected better things from Xantares, to be honest.

That 2-0 from KC was unreal, and they even took a map off HLE to get ahead in map difference and avoid losing the tiebreaker.

Looking at the standings, Team Liquid has the highest chance of getting eliminated because they'll need to pull an even bigger upset and beat HLE to overtake KC.

In the other series, CFO has the opportunity to eliminate TES, but it's the least likely scenario to happen as they also need TL to win.

They only added the third international tournament this season, and that's why the First Stand tournament feels unfamiliar.

The best teams from the top regions are participating, so it's expected to be popular, similar to their other international tournaments like MSI and Worlds.

Also, I didn't know we'd have an international tournament this early until I started following the playoffs from the top regions.

Here we have it:
The ESL Pro League season 21 Final beginning in the next 20 minutes with the heavy favorites Team Vitality vs MOUZ.

Don't count out the underdogs so soon as they have beaten many teams so far this year in the these type of matches.
They have reached the finals and some how with their limited experience playing amongst each other and resources of spread out talent, have managed to beat the heavy favorites each and every time.

Might take the over on maps since this is a grand finals so it is a BO5 affair.

The PGL finals ended after four maps. Team Liquid was limit testing with that Slardar Dazzle draft in game three and quickly went back to smoking Tundra in the next game.

Vitality quickly ran through the EPL final with that 3-0 sweep. I also thought Mouz would claim one map, but it's a tough task when they're trailing 3-9 on every first half of each map.

Looks like, we've got some long break for now in dota 2 actions. While looking at CS2, there are still some that we can talk and bet for. ESL Challenger is currently in the group stages. High group and mid group are in. This is still long way to go but there is not that much entertainment that we're having for now. And the next matches will be up after a day. Despite that this is just a tier 2 tournament, maybe some cs2 enthusiasts will tune in.