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.
It took six sets of overtime to decide the victor of Ascent, with DRX edging it out in the end.
The company behind ORDER is one step away from liquidation due to the failure to locate a buyer for the Melbourne-based organization, which is in debt to the tune of six figures.
The playoffs for VALORANT Champions are underway following the completion of the 16-team group stage, which saw the likes of OpTic and DRX advance with a flawless record.
Japanese esports tournament organizer RAGE has revealed that it will host its second showmatch tournament in Tokyo on October 8-9.
Former T1 Korea player and Maru Gaming coach Ye “Anaks” Sang-jun has been added to DRX’s backroom staff, the Korean organization has unveiled.
XERXIA are out of the running at VALORANT Champions after losing a 1-2 series against KRU Esports, ending in 13-16th place.
With the group stage of VALORANT Champions nearing its end, VALORANT Esports has revealed the playoff bracket of the tournament.
VALO2ASIA brings to you the roundup of all VALORANT Esports news in Asia-Pacific that made headlines this past week.
