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• March 23rd – ddr registers with the team for the upcoming majors, while Kabu registers as a sub. [1]
• August 23rd – uuu9, kabu, Faith, lpc, and ddr leave the team. [2]

• March 12th – TongFu announces that it is shifting most of its WanZhou squad over to a main squad and acquiring a new WanZhou squad. [3]
• April 13th – KingJ, zExBinGo and XinQ are replaced by qian, Kabu and SryFox. [4]
• June – TongFu cannibalizes their two primary teams, TongFu and TongFu. WanZhou to form a new team and MelodyLovers leaves for Newbee Young.
• September 2nd – Faith registers with the team for the upcoming majors, while Kabu registers as a sub. [1]
• December 4th – zExBinGo registers with Vici Gaming Potential for the winter season. [1]
• December 7th – Lin registers with TongFu. XinQ moves to sub. [1]

• February 24th – Zhou announces his retirement. [5] As the team stood without a carry player, and rumours of both KingJ and Mu leaving for a supposed Chinese “Dream Team”, TongFu later announced that they would phase out their top-level Dota 2 team to focus on the amateur scene. [6]

• March 14th – Veronica and LongDD left the team, and were replaced by Banana and yAobAi. [7]
• April 16th – yAobAi is replaced by KingJ. [8]
• September 4th – Hao is replaced by Zhou. [9]
• September 9th – KingJ and Banana are replaced by ZSMJ and Xtt. [10]
• December 8th – Kabu replaces Xtt. [11]

In March, TongFu acquired LaNm [12] and picked up three members, Mu, Hao, and Sansheng, from a vulnerable Pandarea team that was experiencing both investor problems and organizational upheaval. [13] The acquisitions coinc >[14] With the eventual resolution of the inc >[15] retirement of 121, and acquisition of Awoke, the team solidified into its International 2 Roster.

TongFu was a strong contender in the year’s DotA tournaments, performing well in multiple major leagues. It was victorious in the East Qualifiers for the second International, but at the main event, Tongfu performed the worst out of the Chinese teams despite finishing 7/8th.

Following the International, the club underwent another round of reformation as a couple player contracts came to an end. Tongfu nabbed LongDD from Team DK to replace Kabu, [16] and Chan from WE’s dissolution [17] to replace Awoke. While the new roster has not performed as well as other major teams in Dota 2, it was able to score a convincing 2-0 win at the WCG 2012 DotA Finals over LGD.

Following the unveiling of Na’Vi official courier in the Dota 2 store, Tongfu was the next team to announce a design for its own official courier. [18]

Following in the steps of LGD, TongFu established a DotA team in September, buying Kabu from Tyloo in one of the first examples of regulated inter-club player transfers. [19] With an initial roster of Kabu, 121, molu, ccc, and lyly, [20] the club did not achieve any notable results in its first six months of existence, though it did place 3-4th in various minor tournaments.

TongFu

This article is a Team stub. You can help Liquipedia by expanding it.

Contents

History [ edit ]

• 2016
• 2015
• 2014
• 2013
• 2012
• Show All

• March 23rd – ddr registers with the team for the upcoming majors, while Kabu registers as a sub. [1]
• August 23rd – uuu9, kabu, Faith, lpc, and ddr leave the team. [2]

• March 12th – TongFu announces that it is shifting most of its WanZhou squad over to a main squad and acquiring a new WanZhou squad. [3]
• April 13th – KingJ, zExBinGo and XinQ are replaced by qian, Kabu and SryFox. [4]
• June – TongFu cannibalizes their two primary teams, TongFu and TongFu. WanZhou to form a new team and MelodyLovers leaves for Newbee Young.
• September 2nd – Faith registers with the team for the upcoming majors, while Kabu registers as a sub. [1]
• December 4th – zExBinGo registers with Vici Gaming Potential for the winter season. [1]
• December 7th – Lin registers with TongFu. XinQ moves to sub. [1]

• February 24th – Zhou announces his retirement. [5] As the team stood without a carry player, and rumours of both KingJ and Mu leaving for a supposed Chinese “Dream Team”, TongFu later announced that they would phase out their top-level Dota 2 team to focus on the amateur scene. [6]

• March 14th – Veronica and LongDD left the team, and were replaced by Banana and yAobAi. [7]
• April 16th – yAobAi is replaced by KingJ. [8]
• September 4th – Hao is replaced by Zhou. [9]
• September 9th – KingJ and Banana are replaced by ZSMJ and Xtt. [10]
• December 8th – Kabu replaces Xtt. [11]

In March, TongFu acquired LaNm [12] and picked up three members, Mu, Hao, and Sansheng, from a vulnerable Pandarea team that was experiencing both investor problems and organizational upheaval. [13] The acquisitions coinc >[14] With the eventual resolution of the inc >[15] retirement of 121, and acquisition of Awoke, the team solidified into its International 2 Roster.

TongFu was a strong contender in the year’s DotA tournaments, performing well in multiple major leagues. It was victorious in the East Qualifiers for the second International, but at the main event, Tongfu performed the worst out of the Chinese teams despite finishing 7/8th.

Following the International, the club underwent another round of reformation as a couple player contracts came to an end. Tongfu nabbed LongDD from Team DK to replace Kabu, [16] and Chan from WE’s dissolution [17] to replace Awoke. While the new roster has not performed as well as other major teams in Dota 2, it was able to score a convincing 2-0 win at the WCG 2012 DotA Finals over LGD.

Following the unveiling of Na’Vi official courier in the Dota 2 store, Tongfu was the next team to announce a design for its own official courier. [18]

Following in the steps of LGD, TongFu established a DotA team in September, buying Kabu from Tyloo in one of the first examples of regulated inter-club player transfers. [19] With an initial roster of Kabu, 121, molu, ccc, and lyly, [20] the club did not achieve any notable results in its first six months of existence, though it did place 3-4th in various minor tournaments.