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BOOM Esports have officially parted ways with Kevin “Eeyore” Gunawan and Nanda “Asteriskk” Rizana, the Indonesian organization has announced. The move comes less than a month after BOOM Esports was ousted from the APAC Last Chance Qualifier in 7th-8th place, therefore eliminating them from contention for a Champions slot.
Alter Ego Celeste needed only a little over two hours to defeat Mad Army and get their hands on their VCT Game Changers SEA: FSL Elite crown, ending their 2021 campaign on a high note by dominating the scene.
The most prestigious VALORANT event of the year will be underway soon, with sixteen of seven regions across the world duking it out for the cherished title of the best team in the world. Here is everything you need to know about VALORANT Champions 2021.
Emmanuel “Emman” Morales and Enrico “Ching” Perez have parted ways with Nigma Galaxy, both players revealed separately on Twitter. Both players were a part of the Galaxy Racer VALORANT division prior to the organization’s merger with Team Nigma. The departure brings an end to a six-month tenure with two of the lineup’s founding members.
VCT Game Changers SEA: FSL Elite will kick off this Saturday, with eight of Asia’s top all-female teams set to vie for the lion’s share of a US$25,000 prize pool.
As the Last Chance Qualifier nears its conclusion, two more teams have been eliminated, leaving only Thailand’s FULL SENSE and Japan-Korea’s Northeption to grab a direct spot to Champions.
After a run of nearly a year, Korean roster F4Q has disbanded. F4Q’s history F4Q…
