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.
Team Path have officially confirmed that Muhammad “zeeq” Hazeeq will take Imran “Boogie” Haqeem’s place on the roster, as the latter has chosen to further his education.
Lewis “WAT” Watson has taken to Twitter to announce that he has stepped down from Bonkers and is now open to pursuing new options.
Nikita “d3ffo” Sudakov is no longer part of Gank Gaming, the player has announced on Twitter.
Ilia “something” Petrov has received approval for his US visa, clearing his way to play with Paper Rex at the 2023 VALORANT Champions, the Singapore-based organization has confirmed.
The reigning VCT Game Changers Japan champions will not be able to defend their crown and end their Split 1 run in the open qualifier.
With VALORANT Champions LA around the corner, the time has come to find out the final Pacific representatives that will join Paper Rex, DRX, and T1.
VCT Game Changers APAC Open 3 is set to kick off with five spots in the Elite stage on the line.
The grand finals of VCT Ascension Pacific drew more than 186 thousand peak viewers to the stream, outpacing the viewership numbers for both Americas and the ongoing EMEA competition.
FULL SENSE have brought out Thanyathon “Leviathan” Nakmee from Sharper Esports and added another player to their roster.
WRONSKI departs Global Esports and hangs up his mouse after helping put Oceania VALORANT on the map.
