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TK Esports Signs All-Female Dota 2 Team, Grills Gaming
TK Esports, a fresh face in the Malaysian esports scene, has officially launched. Founded by Kyle Tan and Benedict Tan, the organisation proudly announces the signing of an all-female Dota 2 team, Grills Gaming, comprised of five skilled players from Southeast Asia who have consistently excelled in competitive gaming.
Guided by the experienced Chan “WinteR” Litt-Binn as coach and Tiffani “Oling” Lim as team manager, Grills Gaming is set to make waves on the international stage.
Benedict Tan, Director of TK Esports, expressed his enthusiasm:
“We are thrilled to welcome Grills Gaming to our organisation. Our commitment is to provide these talented players with the resources and support needed to reach the pinnacle of esports. We view esports as more than just a game; it’s a path to self-discovery and growth, and we are eager to support these women on their journey.”
Kyle Tan, also a Director of TK Esports, added:
“Grills Gaming embodies passion and dedication. We are determined to leave a mark on the global esports scene. Southeast Asia has immense potential to become an esports powerhouse, and we are dedicated to making that a reality.”
Grills Gaming has already proven their prowess with notable victories at the Global Esports Games and the Commonwealth Esports Championships, securing their place among the top female Dota 2 teams in Southeast Asia.
Tiffani Lim, Team Manager of TK Esports, shared, “We are grateful for the support from our fellow Malaysians at TK in helping our female athletes chase their dreams and compete full-time. With this backing, I am confident we will achieve even greater heights!”
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