The Pacific Kickoff event saw two teams qualify for Masters Bangkok — DRX and T1. While one is a roster filled with young, talented prospects hungry to prove themselves, the second saw a star-studded roster being put together, with some of the most proven talent in Korean Valorant.
Ryumon “Reita” Oshiro has returned to ZETA DIVISION after a ten-month loan to REJECT. The Japanese organization will make an announcement about his future career with the team later.
DRX’s final piece of the puzzle has been unveiled, with the 17-year-old Jung “Foxy9” Jae-sung set to wear the team’s jersey going forward.
The Indian powerhouse is looking to return to the South Asian VALORANT scene and sign its own team.
Derrick “Deryeon” Yee and Jorell “Retla” Teo have extended their time with Bleed Esports and will be a part of the team’s plans next year.
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Oasis Gaming VALORANT are undergoing a restructuring process, which saw the roster being depleted to three members. Three new additions to the coaching staff have also been made.
VALO2ASIA caught up with Kyung-In “Tr1cks” Lee, who formerly played for Galaxy Racer and Nigma Galaxy Female squads to talk about her transition to VALORANT, the experience of her simultaneously coaching and playing, and her views on the current Game Changers APAC scene.
TEC Challenger Series 9 is now down to its final four teams following the end of the group stage.
VCT Game Changers East Asia is about to kick off, pitting eight of East Asia’s best female teams for a chance to qualify for the VCT Game Changers Championship in Berlin, Germany, next month.
The X10 Sapphire squad did not drop a single series throughout their Elite stage run to secure their spot at the VCT Game Changers Championship.
