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Class XI.MIPA.5
                               Miracle (Amer Al-Barkawi)
Name: 
Romanized Name:Amer Al-Barkawi
Birth:June 20, 1997 (age 19)
Country:      Jordan  Poland
Status:Active
Team:Team Liquid
Approx. Total Earnings:$666,731
Alternate IDs:Miracle_jr, 123, M...
Role(s):Solo Middle.Carry
       Amer "Miracle-" Al-Barkawi is a professional Dota 2 player who is currently
playing for Team Liquid.Amer was born to a Polish mother and Jordanian father. He
holds dual citizenship.
       Miracle- joined Balkan Bears at the beginning of 2015, only to be removed
from the team about four months later. While he was teamless, he began gaining
recognition in the European scene by climbing the matchmaking rating leaderboards
in pub games. Miracle- eventually became the #1 player by MMR in the European
division and the world, surpassing w33. After achieving the #1 MMR ranking, he was
invited to join (monkey) Business, a new team formed from the post-TI5 reshuffle.
The team reformed as OG after being sponsored.
        OG qualified for the first ever Dota 2 Major, the Frankfurt Major and managed
to win the tournament in an unexpected series of upsets, with Miracle- showing high
level performances on Shadow Fiend throughout the tournament. His impressive
abilities prompted many other teams to respect ban the hero. After the Frankfurt
Major, Miracle- later won numerous tournaments with OG during mid 2016, such
as DreamLeague Season 5 and ESL Frankfurt 2016, while also claiming his second
Valve Major win in Manila. Despite OG being one of the favorites for winning The
International 2016, they exited early in the tournament, losing to TnC Gaming in the
second round of the lower brackets at the main stage, marking one of the biggest
upsets in Dota 2 history. Following the tournament, he later departed the team and
joined Team Liquid after FATA- announced his temporary break from professional
Dota.
        On May 11th, 2016, Miracle- became the first player in Dota 2 history to
achieve a matchmaking rating of over 9000. He later won the eSports Rookie of the
Year 2016 by the eSports Industry Awards.