Everything you wanted to know about Asian VALORANT
NUTURN Gaming has announced Keun-chul “solo” Kang’s retirement from competitive VALORANT, bringing an end to a career that began in 2005 and spanned across four different titles: Counter-Strike, Counter-Strike Online, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and VALORANT.
The sole representatives of Korea at Champions will soon face the other fifteen teams in the most prestigious VALORANT competition this year. Can they bring back the glorious days of South Korean FPS in VALORANT?
Elian “Imcarnus” Lopez of Kantic Gaming recounts his path from the start of his career with CERBERUS Esports to establishing Kantic Gaming, a unique team composition of international players presently residing in Vietnam, and by far the only English-speaking team in the upper-echelon of Vietnam VALORANT.
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.
Bren Esports VALORANT sat down with VALO2ASIA ahead of the Filipino team’s journey to Berlin, and touched on the impact of their mental coach, the Filipino community and what changes they feel have had the biggest impact on their improvement since VCT Stage 2.
Despite being a one-year-old game, VALORANT has brought so many new names to the light. As Stage 3 draws to a close, sixteen of Southeast Asia’s finest teams will show what they’ve got so far in order to earn a spot at Masters 3 Berlin. With this high caliber of VALORANT professional matchups happening soon, VALO2ASIA has prepared a list of names that you should keep a close eye on.
We sat down with Alter Ego Celestè’s in-game leader to learn more about the team, particularly their opinion about the team’s success so far, which is frequently compared to Cloud9 White’s dominance in North America.
ONIC G player, Michael “SEVERiNE” Winata, shared some thoughts during the post-match interview of VCT Stage 3 Challengers 1 and Ligagame Esports TV’s ‘NGOVI’ show on ONIC’s surprising run in the VCT Stage 3 Challengers 1 Main Event.
The Filipino star discussed the team’s excellent run, adjusting to VALORANT, the difference, and the team’s preparation for the next SEA Challengers Playoffs, among other topics, during the post-match interview.
BOOM Esports’ newest recruit discusses his motivation for joining the team, as well as the changes that occurred when he and Dong “meow” Ji joined.
