XERXIA

The lineup, formed by both up-and-coming players as well as veterans of the Thai scene, will be seen playing the inaugural season of the Pacific league next year under the Talon Esports banner. 

Going into TEC Challenger Series 9, XERXIA field three stand-ins, including former 7642Alright duo PTC and CigaretteS, as well as 19-year-old Fluky. 

After XERXIA’s elimination at the hands of KRÜ Esports, we caught up with Thanamethk “Crws” Mahatthananuyut to talk about the Thai side’s performance in Istanbul and what the future holds. 

XERXIA are out of the running at VALORANT Champions after losing a 1-2 series against KRU Esports, ending in 13-16th place. 

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.

Nutchaphon “sScary” Matarat will be exploring other opportunities for the 2023 season, the 23-year-old Controller revealed in an interview with ONE Esports. 

Thailand-based telemarketing company One to One Contacts (OTO Contacts) has signed an agreement to acquire Thailand’s current No. 1 VALORANT team, XERXIA Esports as part of a multi-million dollar deal. 

The final set of matches in the group stage concluded with ZETA DIVISION beating Ninjas in Pyjamas to clinch a berth in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, XERXIA Esports are out of the race with the loss to OpTic Gaming in the decider match. 

In the rematch of the VALORANT Champions Group Stage clash, XERXIA Esports justified their win as they took down OpTic Gaming to start their Reykjavik campaign.