PARIVISION

PARIVISION is a Serbian esports organization that entered tier-1 Dota 2 in October 2024 and spent the next twelve months being the most dominant team in the world. Two ESL titles. A TI top-3. The number one ranking on the EPT leaderboard. A 17-match win streak. Puppey as coach. And a career who openly says he doesn't enjoy pubs anymore but still shows up and performs when it counts. Whatever PARIVISION is doing, it's working.

Early Formation & First Steps

The organization's roots in Dota go back to June 2022 under the name Pari Parni—a low-profile CIS project that competed in regional events without making headlines. The real story began in October 2024 when Noone, DM, Crystallis, Dukalis, and 9Class signed under the PARIVISION banner. Noon and DM had just come off a top-6 finish at TI 2024 with Cloud9. The team knew what they were doing and who they were doing it with. The only question was whether the org could give them a platform. It did. Within weeks they finished 2nd at RES Regional Champions, 4th at DreamLeague Season 24, and then won ESL One Bangkok 2024 in December—$300,000 in their first major final. First. Tournament. Final.

Rise and Competitive Breakthrough

2025 was PARIVISION's year, and it wasn't particularly close:

ESL One Bangkok 2024 (Dec 2024): Won it. Defeated Team Liquid in the grand final. $300,000. Zero caveats.

Satanic joins (Jan 2025): Crystallis out, Satanic in—on loan from Yellow Submarine, a 15-year-old who had reportedly been scouted by Korb3n and called worth $2 million. With him in, everything clicked harder.

ESL One Raleigh 2025 (Apr 2025): Won it again. $250,000. Back-to-back ESL titles in their first six months.

DreamLeague Season 25 (Mar 2025): 3rd place.

PGL Wallachia Season 4 (Apr 2025): 2nd place.

EPT Leaderboard #1 (Aug 2025): PARIVISION sat at the top of the global ESL Pro Tour rankings with 24,745 points — the highest in Dota 2, ahead of BetBoom and Team Spirit by a wide margin.

The International 2025: made the playoffs, reached the lower bracket final, lost to Xtreme Gaming, and finished third. Then beat Tundra 2-0 in the third-place match. A bronze medal at TI is not the Aegis, but it confirmed what the results had been saying all year—this was one of the three best teams in the world.

Puppey era (Dec 2025 onwards): After Astini left, Clement "Puppey" Ivanov joined as a trial coach for DreamLeague Season 27. The trial lasted one event before the org confirmed he was staying. No[o]ne said publicly that Puppey was teaching them how to play aggressive Dota. Puppey called coaching PARIVISION "like studying with your kids." Whatever the dynamic is, it worked immediately—PARIVISION won DreamLeague Season 29 in May 2026 ($250,000) and 1win Essence I in the same month ($50,000).

Playstyle and Reputation

PARIVISION plays suffocating, lane-first Dota. They don't wait for the game to develop—they win the early game, establish map control, and force fights before the enemy team has answers. No[o]ne in the mid lane is the fulcrum: he dominates his lane, translates that lead into pressure across the map, and makes the space that Satanic needs to become the problem he always becomes. 9Class in position 4 is the IO player that teams ban specifically because of what he enables. Dukalis and SSS—who replaced DM in February 2026—provide the structural backbone. Later, Noticed joined the team as an offlaner. The fact that they held the global number one ranking for extended periods of 2025 with a roster that had only nine players across their entire history says everything about how stable and well-run this project is.

Fun Facts

9Class revealed that Tundra Esports had wanted to play with Saksa after he returned from his break—and not with 9Class himself. So 9 Class ended up at PARIVISION instead. Tundra finished that season in the bottom half of every tier-1 event they entered. PARIVISION won two ESL titles.

– 1st Place at ESL One Bangkok 2024 — $300,000

– 1st Place at ESL One Raleigh 2025 — $250,000

– 1st Place at DreamLeague Season 29 (2026) — $250,000

– 1st Place at 1win Essence I (2026) — $50,000

– 1st Place at PREMIER SERIES (2026) — $50,000

– 3rd Place at The International 2025