Everything you wanted to know about Asian VALORANT
With the 2023 VALORANT Champions set to kick off in a few days, VALO2ASIA has prepared for you a preview of the four Pacific teams participating in the tournament held in Los Angeles, California.
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ZETA Laz on Champions LA – “I am especially looking forward to facing FNATIC, regardless of the outcome”
by Juandiby JuandiZETA DIVISION captain Koji “Laz” Ushida will be looking forward to their match against FNATIC at the VALORANT Champions LA.
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HellrangeR retires from competition – “Time to start a new journey”
by Juandiby JuandiWith a long and successful career spanning two gaming titles, HellrangeR leaves behind a legacy filled with an extensive trophy cabinet.
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hfmi0dzjc9z7 – “I hope that everyone pronounces my name letter by letter”
by Juandiby JuandiConsidering his position as the team’s second highest-rated player, we can expect to hear the name hfmi0dzjc9z7 frequently on the casting desk during the Tokyo event.
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Navigating VALORANT Esports in Oceania: Interview with 95X Esports’ Miles Toolin
by Juandiby JuandiWe sat down with the Co-Founder and Owner of 95X Esports, Miles Tollin, to learn more about the organization as well as their title-winning campaign in VCL Oceania Split 1.
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Jake Sin – “We aim to make not only LoL but also the VALORANT Pacific League the world’s best league.”
by Juandiby JuandiHead of VALORANT Esports, APAC, Jake Sin aims to exceed League of Legends’ (LoL) success, and make VALORANT Pacific the world’s best league bar none.