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Vision Strikers, the No.1 South Korean seed in Stage 3, have booked a spot for themselves at Champions.

As the Saturday Spike Club continues to move along, VALO2ASIA will provide you a recap of the tournaments presented by Epulze and VALO2ASIA throughout the first month.

Velocity Gaming has signed Tejas “rite2ace” Sawant to a one-year contract extension that will see his existing deal gain an additional year, keeping him under contract with the organization at least until September 2022. 

Team Secret, a European esports organization that is mostly known for its Dota2 roster, has signed the former Bren Esports lineup just 24 hours after the Filipino organization released the lineup, headlined by veteran Jayvee “DubsteP” Paguirigan. Apart from that, Gilbert “Gibo” Sales Jr. will continue to stand behind the team as a coach for their upcoming events ahead.

After months of heated regional qualifiers, some with sorrow and others with triumph, we are less than a week away from the start of the most anticipated Masters event of the year – the 2021 VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3 – Masters: Berlin.

The Filipino organization parted ways with its VALORANT lineup six days after the team was announced unable to attend VCT Masters 3: Berlin due to visa issues.

The 2021 VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3 – Masters: Berlin will bring together sixteen of the world’s finest teams. Thus, VALO2ASIA provides an in-depth viewer’s guide to the largest VALORANT LAN to date.

Foxy Araikordai have announced the addition of Peeratch “Olivia” Ingkudanonda to fill the gap left vacant after Teerapat “Acetics” Jinyong made the move to Sharper Esport on August 22nd.

Bren Esports have been forced to pull out of Masters 3: Berlin due to visa issues. With no replacement team issued by Riot Games, the event will be pivoted to a 15-team competition. 

After parting ways with the Filipino organization, the 22-year-old is ready to listen to offers, bringing an end to a four-month stint with his first team in VALORANT.