The playoffs for VALORANT Champions are underway following the completion of the 16-team group stage, which saw the likes of OpTic and DRX advance with a flawless record.
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Japanese esports tournament organizer RAGE has revealed that it will host its second showmatch tournament in Tokyo on October 8-9.
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Former T1 Korea player and Maru Gaming coach Ye “Anaks” Sang-jun has been added to DRX’s backroom staff, the Korean organization has unveiled.
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XERXIA are out of the running at VALORANT Champions after losing a 1-2 series against KRU Esports, ending in 13-16th place.
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With the group stage of VALORANT Champions nearing its end, VALORANT Esports has revealed the playoff bracket of the tournament.
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EDward Gaming end their VALORANT Champions campaign in last place after losses to Paper Rex and Team Liquid.
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BOOM Esports have been eliminated from VALORANT Champions 2022, going completely winless in the group stage after a rough draw that saw them play OpTic Gaming and ZETA DIVISION.
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Velocity Gaming claimed their third title of 2022 after a hard-fought victory over Enigma Gaming in the grand final of the Skyesports Pro Invitational Season 2.
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As the last and final international event is almost upon us, we take a look at the six players from Asia that you should keep a close eye on at the 2022 VALORANT Champions.
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Riot Games has kicked off the Champions 2022 hype with an in-game update that brings the exclusive and highly-anticipated Champions 2022 bundle, which contains a premium Phantom and Butterfly Knife with unique visual effects.