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The Riot Games ONE Pro Invitational will be a historic event as it is the first international VALORANT event to be hosted in Asia.

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.

DRX came out on top in a two-map derby against reigning Masters winners FunPlus Phoenix and have secured a spot in the VALORANT Champions lower bracket final, where they will meet OpTic Gaming today. 

DRX secured the guaranteed top four placements with a victory against FNATIC 2-1 (Icebox 7-13, Ascent 14-12, Fracture 13-9).

It took six sets of overtime to decide the victor of Ascent, with DRX edging it out in the end. 

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. 

VALO2ASIA brings to you the roundup of all VALORANT Esports news in Asia-Pacific that made headlines this past week.

With Champions starting this Wednesday, VALO2ASIA has prepared a preview of all six Asian teams participating in the tournament held in Istanbul, Turkey.

After 119 days, VALORANT will return to LAN for one of the biggest tournaments of the year at Masters 1 Reykjavik. Who will reign supreme this time?

DRX Corp. (DRX) has announced the official acquisition of eDreamWork Korea Co., Ltd., the parent company of Vision Strikers (VS).