XBOCT is a name that you will never forget in the current competitive Dota 2 scene. Basically, he has a great history and some downturns before he reached such success. Looking back through his DotA and Dota 2 progress, you will see the moments he rose up to be one of the world's craziest and absolute troll carry of the current year as he generates success & failures regardless of team haters that are bound to smite at his gaming performance. 

His professional career started back in 2009 when he was in a team called Planet-X with famous old star players such as Axypa in the lead. They were doing fine until losing to DTS in one of the tournaments back in the old days; the team went wrong and therefore disbanded. After that year, he returned back to the scene by joining Natus Vincere's newly formed team in 2010 where Dota 2 started to grow steadily throughout the world's E-Sport atmosphere. Beforehand, he won several important tournaments at DotA before the actual Dota 2 goes official for competitiveness. 

Joined by Dendi and Artsyle during that particular year, the team quickly rose up to fame across the globe winning The International Dota 2 tournament where they went undefeated throughout the group stages and winning the grand finals against EHOME with the score of 3-1 convincingly. But as times goes by, ArtStyle and LightofHeaveN is not part of the team anymore and is replaced by KuRoKy and Funn1k and they have done pretty well in the current year of 2013.

My question here goes to every one of you out there! Do you think  Natus Vincere have what it takes to retain the championship back in the first edition of The International and also retake their dignity back in the second edition after falling to second place against Invictus Gaming? I am pretty sure that you guys do love XBOCT as a carry player too, don't you?

Please leave some comments below and show us what you think of him!

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