Quinn DOTA 2

Quinn «Quinn» Callahan Biography

Quinn «Quinn» Callahan AKA «CCnC» is an American professional player in the Dota 2 discipline. He started playing Dota 2 in December 2012, and after a while, in 2017, he reached the mark of 8500 MMR. «CCnC» is an abbreviation that stands for Cool, Calm and Collected.

Quinn «Quinn» Callahan in Dota 2

2015-2018

The Player first appeared on the professional Dota 2stage in December 2015 as part of the FDL team. Quinn took part in the ProDotA Cup Americas # 1 tournament and took the 9th-16th place with the team. Until September 2017, he actively participated in various tournaments for different teams. You can note his victory at the King’s Cup: America tournament for The Dire. In the same year and a half, Quinn managed to play for such teams as Team Freedom, IS GG, Vegetables Esports Club, Qwerqwer, and Shazam. But in September, the last band Quinn played for, The Dire, was signed by OpTic Gaming. Until the end of the year, the team managed to play several more tournaments and take first place in Midas Mode - North America and second in ROG MASTERS 2017. 2018 was successful enough for both the player and the organization. 5-8 place at The Bucharest Major, victory at the StarLadder ImbaTV Invitational Season 5, second place at ESL One Birmingham 2018 and 5-6 place at the China Dota2 Supermajor tournament. After a successful qualification at The International 2018, the team takes 7-8th place in the tournament itself. But in September 2018, during the rehash, the player goes to the PaiN X team. And in October, he leaves the team and takes part in the ESL One Hamburg 2018 tournament as part of the EG team and takes 5-6 place. Quinn finished the year with the Test 123 team.

2019-2020

At the beginning of 2019, Quinn was in search of a stable team and managed to play for Flying Penguins, Wut the frog. Also, in February, with the EG team, Quinn took second place in the MDL Macau 2019 tournament. After that, he joined Forward Gaming. The team successfully qualified for The International 2019 but went to a tournament called Newbee. At The International 2019, the team took 9-12th place. Then, in November 2019, the entire composition was signed by the organization Chaos Esports Club. In early 2020, in a new team, the player finished last in DreamLeague Season 13 and second in qualifiers for ESL One Los Angeles 2020 North America. After that, the organization Chaos Esports Club announced that it was disbanding its roster. Then the players decided to continue performing on their own and created the Quincy Crew. Queen and the team began to dominate the North American region. Until the end of spring, the players took second place in all tournaments in which they took part. And starting from the summer, they completely seized the initiative in the region. From June to December 2020, the player and the team took part in nine tournaments, eight of which they won. Among these tournaments were ESL One Thailand 2020: Americas, OMEGA League: Americas Divine Division, and BTS Pro Series Season 3: Americas.