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Cheng «NothingToSay» Jin Xiang Biography

Cheng «NothingToSay» Jin Xiang is a professional Dota 2 player. Born and raised in Malaysia. He began his career as an e-sportsman at the end of 2017.

Cheng «NothingToSay» Jin Xiang in Dota 2

2017-2019

Cheng began his journey into competitive eSports with little-known teams in which he did not linger for a long time. The player was always looking for a better option, or the teams ceased to exist. He played his first tournament in September 2017. Then he took second place at the ROG MASTERS 2017 Malaysia Qualifier as part of the 818’Reverse Heaven team. After which the team got a sponsor, and it was renamed to 818 Esports. Cheng played for this team until February 2018, after which his journey to various teams began. At first, it was New Begining, with which Cheng participated in one tournament and immediately left it. He then appeared at The International 2018: Southeast Asia Open Qualifier # 2 as part of the BlackJack team. The team was unable to qualify for The International 2018. But in September of that year, he won the World Electronic Sports Games 2018 Malaysia Finals tournament. At this tournament, he was noticed in the organization WarriorsGaming.Unity, who invited him to his team. Cheng spent three months with this team, but this team could not show any results since it did not qualify for any tournament. After that, «NothingToSay» changed five more teams.

2019-2020

In November 2019, the eminent organization EHOME finally noticed the player. The player gladly accepted the invitation to play for this team. In 2020, due to rather mediocre results, only two victories at the DPL-CDA Professional League Season 1 and DPL-CDA Professional League Season 2 tournaments in September, during the reshuffles, the player moves to the PSG.LGD team. In the new team, Cheng was able to reveal his potential. In three months, the player wins three tournaments and takes second place in two more tournaments. DPL-CDA Professional League Season 2 became the best tournament for a player in 2020, where Cheng took first place as part of the EHOME team and helped the organization win $ 85,000.