The grand finals of VCT Ascension Pacific drew more than 186 thousand peak viewers to the stream, outpacing the viewership numbers for both Americas and the ongoing EMEA competition.
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FULL SENSE have brought out Thanyathon “Leviathan” Nakmee from Sharper Esports and added another player to their roster.
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WRONSKI departs Global Esports and hangs up his mouse after helping put Oceania VALORANT on the map.
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Hoc Wah “Fayde” Chong is no longer part of JiJieHao, the coach has announced on Twitter.
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“China will never be better than NA for one in VALORANT” – Kelden “Boostio” Pupello
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One of Orangutan’s top-rated players has left the team to pursue a new opportunity, leaving his Filipino teammate Azis “azys” Nandang solo.
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Japanese Counter-Strike legend Kohei “XrayN” Shimaki joins DetonatioN FocusMe ahead of the 2023 Pacific Last Chance Qualifier.
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The Kizuna Esports roster that finished third in VCL MY/SG Split 2 will be going their separate ways and looking for individual offers.
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Marcus “nephh” Tan will likely be unable to compete in the upcoming VCT Pacific League with Bleed Esports due to his compulsory two-year military service stint.
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Bleed Esports made history by winning the first VCT Ascension Pacific 2023, having defeated SCARZ 3-0 in the Grand Finals.