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T1 has unveiled its new roster for the VCT Pacific league next year, sporting a full-Korean roster studded with familiar names.

Gen.G send out a strong message as they have put together an all-Korean team to challenge DRX for the region’s crown in the VCT Pacific league.

Global Esports has announced today that they have added a new trio of players to its VCT Pacific lineup, featuring a mixture of Asian talent.

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.

NORTHEPTION and Kim “Meteor” Tae-O have reached a mutual agreement which sees the 22-year-old star move to the bench as he looks for a new team ahead of VCT 2023. 

A city that never sleeps and the Mecca of esports – discover more about one of Asia’s most trendsetting capitals, Seoul, which will become the hub city for the VCT Pacific League next year. 

On Sla2ers, formerly known as ESports Connected, will no longer be represented by Park “Bazzi” Jun-ki and co. 

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.