Dota 2 TI10 winner Collapse denies claims he abandoned pregnant girlfriend

Alex Tsiaoussidis
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Magomed ‘Collapse’ Khalilov, a Dota 2 player who won The International 10 with Team Spirit, has denied claims he cheated on and abandoned his pregnant girlfriend after her allegations went viral.

In October 2021, Collapse played a pivotal role in helping Team Spirit with The International 10 — a feat that earned him a slice of the $18 million prize. However, in February 2022, he’s found himself embroiled in drama.

First, his ex-girlfriend Mari accused him of being physical with her. “We were fine until he won The International 10,” she said. “Then he drastically changed, became cold, and we started fighting more. He became aggressive during arguments and even pushed me.”

She also claimed he cheated on her and abandoned her while she was pregnant. “I did not expect that he is someone who would cheat on me and leave while knowing I am pregnant. At this point, we decided to part.”

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After the allegations went viral, Collapse moved to deny them all. Not only did he claim he never hurt or cheated on her, but he also claimed that he wanted to break up with her several months prior. He also said that the messages were taken out of context.

Moreover, Collapse insisted they’d agreed to have an abortion, which she allegedly lied about. Despite everything that happened between them, he said that he hasn’t abandoned them and will still care for the child.

Team Spirit’s manager, Dmitry ‘Korb3n’ Belov, spoke about the situation with Cyber.Sports.RU. “I know the situation inside and out,” he said. “I saw all the proof. I’m on Magomed’s side without any hesitation.

In contrast, Mari refuted Collapse’s claims. She insisted he behaved aggressively towards her, claimed he already had a new girlfriend the day after they broke up, and that she had complications with the abortion.

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Alex is a former Dexerto writer based in Australia. He finished a law degree but realized it wasn't the career for him and decided to follow his dream of becoming a writer. Since then, he completed a graduate diploma and a master's degree in writing. Now he writes about his other passion; esports and gaming.