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During a recent livestream on Twitch, Gaimin Gladiators’ midlaner Quinn "Quinn" Callahan named some of the players that in his opinion are the most skillful in the history of Dota 2’s competitive history. Having earned qualification for the upcoming Lima Major, Quinn continued to practice live on stream while also participating in the currently ongoing BetBoom Universe: Episode I - Comics Zone online tournament.
Despite being busy preparing for the upcoming Major, Quinn answered a viewer’s question on which players are considered as the most skillful.
Quinn names Topson, Miracle- & SumaiL as the most skillful players.
During a regular livestream playing ranked games, Quinn was asked by a viewer on who in his opinion are the most skillful players in the game. Having played against some of the best players in the world throughout his competitive career, Quinn had a tough time thinking on his answer.
While asked to be given a list of five players, Quinn ultimately listed three notable players with the first one being none-other than two-time TI (The International) winner with OG, Topias "Topson" Taavitsainen.
“Can you name five most skillful players [of the game] in your opinion? Well, it has to be Topson like three times on this list alone. " he said.
He then went on to list two other players that are also TI winners in Amer “Miracle-” Al-Barkawi as well as Sumail “SumaiL” Hassan. While the former is currently sidelined due to recovering from health issues, Quinn noted that he had a hard time on ranking all three players due to their prestigious careers.
“After the three Topsons, it’s gotta be SumaiL and then Miracle-. Actually, maybe Miracle- has to be number one, and Topson as the second best. It’s kind of hard to rank them in order but they’re all the best in my opinion” he added.
Quinn and Gaimin Gladiators will face current TI champions Tundra Esports in the ongoing BetBoom Universe: Episode I - Comics Zone online tournament before making their final preparations for their upcoming journey to Lima, Peru.
