Mira

Myroslav “Mira” Kolpakov was born on November 3, 1999, in Ukraine. He is a professional position-four support currently playing for Aurora Gaming and is a two-time winner of The International.

Mira is one of the most accomplished support players of his generation. His career is defined primarily by his successful Team Spirit period, where he helped the organization win multiple major international championships.

Early Career

Mira began competing professionally with Cascade in 2019. He participated in regional tournaments and open qualifiers before receiving an opportunity to join Team Spirit on loan in February 2021.

He replaced so bad as the final addition to the roster that would eventually win The International 2021. Mira later became a permanent Team Spirit player.

Team Spirit

Mira helped Team Spirit win The International 2021 after one of the most notable lower-bracket runs in Dota 2 history. The team later won PGL Arlington Major 2022, Riyadh Masters 2023, DreamLeague Season 21, and The International 2023.

The second TI victory made Mira, Yatoro, Collapse, and Miposhka part of a small group of players to lift the Aegis twice. His Team Spirit tenure also established him as one of professional Dota’s most reliable team-fight supports.

Transition to Aurora Gaming

Mira moved to Team Spirit’s inactive roster in September 2024 and officially left the organization in February 2025. Two days later, he joined Aurora Gaming alongside Nightfall and TORONTOTOKYO.

With Aurora, Mira returned to regular Tier 1 competition. The team reached fourth place at DreamLeague Season 26 in 2025 before its redesigned roster achieved several Grand Final appearances during early 2026.

Role and Playstyle

Mira primarily plays position four and is known for rotations, initiation, defensive spell usage, and team-fight execution. His most played heroes include Rubick, Hoodwink, Lion, Dark Willow, Tusk, Shadow Demon, Mirana, and Snapfire.

He is particularly effective on supports that can play aggressively during the laning stage while retaining major team-fight impact later in the game.

Career Highlights and Fun Facts

Mira won The International in 2021 and 2023, Riyadh Masters 2023, PGL Arlington Major 2022, DreamLeague Season 21, and PGL Wallachia Season 1.

He reached 14,000 MMR in January 2025 and 15,000 MMR in February 2025. He also recorded the highest average assists per game during two separate Eastern European DPC league seasons.