On December 15, 2010, Team MVP was officially recognized as a team by Korea StarCraft II Association.[1]

Between August 23, 2011 and April 17, 2012, MVP's StarCraft II team had a partnership with compLexity Gaming, and were known as coL.MVP.[2]

On March 2nd, 2012, Razer was announced as a team sponsor,[3] and a month later, shortly after the conclusion of the coL.MVP partnership, on April 19th, MVP partnered with Meet Your Makers. All MVP and Meet Your Makers members played under the tag MYM.MVP.

On September 1st, 2013 - Incredible Miracle, Prime, and MVP decided to leave the e-Sports Federation. All three teams eventually joined KeSPA and entered the 2014 Proleague.[4] On the same day, MVP announced their first Dota 2 team, with the signing of Team Ashu.[5] The team would play under the MVP HOT6ix tag. JeeF also joined the organization as Team Manager. Two months later, MVP announced the creation of a second Dota 2 team, to play under the tag MVP Phoenix.[6]

It was MVP Phoenix that would become the first Korean team to advance to an International when they qualified for Playoff Phase One at The International IV, defeating Virtus.pro before losing to Team Liquid. One year later, both MVP teams made the Main Event, and Phoenix made history after defeating defending champion Newbee and then Team Empire to finish in the Top 8. At The International VI, Phoenix became the first Korean team to earn a seed into The International's upper bracket and defeated OG in the upper bracket quarterfinals to secure another Top 8 finish.

Homepage[teammvp.gg]
Hot6ix[www.hot6ix.com]