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.
A reverse sweep for the ages sees Paper Rex win their first-ever international VALORANT Champions Tour trophy in Seoul.
Ryona “Tarathiel” Tan is no longer on the starting lineup of Team SMG, the organization revealed in an announcement today.
Twelve teams are set to fly to Japan next month to find out who will be crowned champions of VALORANT Masters Tokyo.
Talon Esports flex Patiphan “patt” Chaiwong will return to his original in-game name starting in the next tournament.
Riddle, a major content creator-owned organization, will be coming to the Challengers Japan circuit next season.
Indonesia’s two highest-ranked teams, BOOM Esports and Bigetron Arctic, will start in the upper-bracket semi-finals from opposite sides of the bracket.
miNt and Yui will make their professional debut with Japan-based FENNEL Hotelava.
The playoffs have arrived for VCL South Asia Split 2, narrowing down the teams to the final six.
The seven teams that will compete in the VCT Pacific Last Chance Qualifier have been set in stone.
Riot Games has announced the rosters for the VCT Pacific Showmatch, which will take place prior to the lower final match between DRX and T1
