Tournaments

Riot Games have made public the groups for the year’s most stacked tournament, VALORANT Champions 2021, which is set to kick off on December 1.

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.

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?

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.

FULL SENSE’s triumph brings another Southeast Asian team to Champions after the qualification of X10 Esports and Team Secret early last month.

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. 

Both APAC’s representatives at Masters 3 Berlin have been eliminated from the Champions contention Two…

After a long day of battle, another two teams are headed home from the VCT APAC Last Chance Qualifier. BOOM Esports were sent home by DWG KIA, while F4Q ejected Global Esports. Coming into the event with a win over FENNEL and DWG KIA in the round of ten, BOOM and Global struggled to succeed in their following matches. 

The third day of the APAC Last Chance Qualifier has come to a close, which saw Japan’s REJECT and FENNEL eliminated from the event. As the event is a qualifier for VALORANT Champions, both teams will be unable to claim that spot at the most prestigious VALORANT event of this year.