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.
The Indonesian team are the back-to-back four time champion after a 3-2 win over Oasis Gaming Aqua.
Vision Strikers are looking to shake up the Korean scene with an extended seven-man roster in the upcoming VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3
Absolute JUPITER have announced that they have expanded their lineup to six players following the signing of former CNCI BLUE BEES makiba. The signing will rejuvenate the squad by breaking the 33-month-long exclusivity of the Absolute roster
Riot Games will port its first-person shooter VALORANT into a mobile version, with Southeast Asia (SEA) to have “the priority” to test the gameplay.
Korean representatives for Masters Reykjavik, NUTURN, make the first change since their inception seven months ago.
The Singaporean player is no newcomer to the scene. After a brief stint in many CS:GO teams, ZesBeeW looks to propel his career forward with VALORANT.
The three new players will power the Indonesian squad for the upcoming Indonesian VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3, which begins on July 2.
The Vietnamese side of Steal Your Glory (SYG) has announced their desire to look for support elsewhere after their main financier and CEO Tony Nguyễn left the project due to personal reasons.
The removal of Lee “LEXY” Xavier from the active roster is the second change the Singaporean side has made in the past week. Former Orgless (ex-Reality Rift) players Freyr and Jinggg join the fold.
With the last circuit of the VALORANT Champions tour approaching, VALO2ASIA has prepared a complete overview of the format, broadcast, schedule, and more for the two-month-long regional Challengers event, which kicks off on July 2.
