Woo “m4hogany” Sang-ho makes his return to another Indian team after spending a short stint on Blind Esports’ books since June.
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The Türkiye capital plans to welcome the public to the Volkswagen (VW) Arena for the year’s most prestigious VALORANT event, Champions, from September 9-18.
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After the inaugural edition of the Skyesports Pro Invitational was won by Enigma Gaming, the organizer announced the next season, this time featuring more than double the prize pool of the last one.
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As the organization is reevaluating its options heading into the new season, the Bren Esports VALORANT roster has been made available for transfer as soon-to-be free agents.
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Players and staff of one of Australia’s largest esports organizations face an uncertain future with the company entering voluntary administration.
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ARF Team’s new Game Changers roster, ARF Starlight, is headlined by former Alter Ego Celeste player Dhammamitta “margeaux” Marvella.
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VALORANT Champions will be a stacked tournament with a roster featuring 16 of the world’s greatest teams this year, including FunPlus Phoenix, Paper Rex, and OpTic among others.
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Orangutan Female have formally announced the addition of former Alter Ego Celeste member Risalma “oreopheliaa” Agnia to the active roster.
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Riot Games has announced its new plans for the upcoming VALORANT Champions Tour circuit to take place over the course of 2023.
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Bleed eSports have decided not to renew their Singaporean-Swedish roster and will be re-evaluating their options heading into the 2023 season.