Insights: Tournaments
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VALORANT Champions LA 2023 preview - Pacific teams
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A take on the host city of VALORANT Champions 2023 - Los Angeles, California
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ZETA Laz on Champions LA - “I am especially looking forward to facing FNATIC, regardless of the outcome”
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HellrangeR retires from competition - “Time to start a new journey”
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FNATIC Boaster - “if you work hard and surround yourself with people who also work hard, then you're on the right track”
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termi on DRX’s starting five in Pacific league - “Nothing is fixed yet. Anyone could be switched out”
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100T stellar - “EDG just gave us one of the best matches that we've played in a long time”
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GE SkRossi - “It's not over yet. It's only over when I give up, and until then, it's never over”
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GE SkRossi on representing India at VCT LOCK//IN - “It feels really good”
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TS JessieVash on winning over Liquid - “They’re just kids. It's so easy to read”
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NAVI ANGE1 - “The competition becomes three times harder [this year]”
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TS JessieVash - “Warbirds helps us a lot to be a more structured team”
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ZETA XQQ & Sentinels SyykoNT - “We are just focused on qualifying for [Masters] Tokyo”
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DRX termi - “I am glad that the whole competitive level in the APAC region has gone up”
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DRX termi on Zest over Foxy9 for LOCK//IN - “I did not feel like we needed to rush things”
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"There's a good chance [China] will become the fourth International League” - Global Head of VALORANT Esports
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JinNy on Game Changers Championship - "I just want to compete and do my best"
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A take on VCT Pacific hub city: Seoul, South Korea
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VALORANT Champions 2022 Asian teams preview
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6 Asian players to watch at VALORANT Champions 2022
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Champions 2022 bundle – Everything you need to know
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VCT Masters Copenhagen reaches top 4; how experienced are they on LAN?
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Does APAC need an official College VALORANT (CVAL) circuit yet?