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I'd like to share my opinion on what happened...
I wouldn't be so quick to say that Sirus intentionally disconnected. I had a similar situation myself once. I attacked my opponent's main hero with my own main hero. At the beginning of the battle, I had the advantage, but by the end, the advantage shifted to my opponent, and then suddenly, there was a disconnect. The disconnect was beneficial to me, and it was understandable why someone might suspect that I did it on purpose. Recalling the moves would have been pointless; I didn't want to give up the victory, because even if I had lost that battle, it didn't seem like I had absolutely no chance of winning. But if there's a screenshot from the moment of the disconnect, there's nothing easier than disbanding the necessary number of troops, spending the necessary amount of mana by scouting the land (or air), or agreeing not to use more mana than was available at the moment of the disconnect, and then rearranging the troops and continuing!... What's the problem?... And in any tournament, there should be a judge or several judges who can make such a fair decision...
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!