Apeks Announces Florescent’s Retirement from 2025 VCT Season Apeks recently announced that Ava “Florescent” Eugene will officially step away from competing for the remainder of the 2025 VCT season. According to a post on her personal page, Florescent stated she wants to focus on family matters and take time to rest after a long stretch of non-stop competition from 2024 to the present. While several VCT teams have expressed interest in acquiring her contract, competing is no l

According to sources, the qualification path for VALORANT at the upcoming Esports World Cup (EWC) has been finalized. The event will...

Just weeks after revealing their brand-new VALORANT roster , S8UL Esports is already gearing up for a major change. According to...

Shanghai, China — April 18, 2025HERO ESPORTS has officially revealed the tournament structure for the upcoming Asian Championship League (ACL) VALORANT Stage, marking the first OFF//SEASON event of the 2025 competitive calendar. Scheduled to take place from May 14 to 18, the event will showcase top-tier competition from China and the Pacific region. A Cross-Regional Clash in Shanghai The tournament will be hosted across two iconic venues in Shanghai: VCT CN Arena (for all mat

SCARZ has officially announced its withdrawal from the upcoming VALORANT Challengers Japan 2025 Split 3 , citing a strategic team...

According to sources, GIANTX is preparing to make adjustments to its VALORANT roster ahead of the final matches in the VCT EMEA Stage 1...

T1 has officially announced the transfer of Kim “TenTen” Tae-yeong to ZETA, due to Dep facing left shoulder injury. TenTen will compete in the upcoming match at VCT Pacific: Stage 1. via: @zetadivision TenTen is a rising star in the Korean VALORANT scene. After debuting with Northeption in 2022, he quickly established himself as a standout player. In 2023, he moved to FAV Gaming, showcasing his aggressive, sharp entry style. Despite strong performances, his team fell just sho

The Vietnam VALORANT Series (VVS) is a brand-new tournament ecosystem, featuring VVS 2025 Split 1 & 2, jointly launched by VIRESA and VNG. This initiative not only provides a competitive platform for Vietnam’s top esports athletes but also marks a major step toward officially recognizing esports as a professional sport in the country. Event Details Schedule: Qualifier Round: April 10 – May 11 Main Event: Date to be announced All Qualifier Stage: 20.000.000 VNĐ (≈ 777,09 USD)

A New Era for Global Esports Global Esports, one of South Asia’s leading esports organizations and a VCT-partnered team , has announced...

The Valorant esports scene has been shaken by the recent 12-month suspension of Preston “Juv3nile” Dornon , the Head Coach of Global...

N1zzy: A Proven Talent in Vietnam’s Valorant Scene Team Secret Academy has officially announced the signing of Nguyễn “N1zzy” Tấn Thành, marking his return to competitive Valorant after a two-year hiatus. N1zzy has long been recognized for his independent playstyle and extensive competitive experience. He first made waves in 2021 with EGO, showcasing his raw talent to the broader community. In 2022, he joined UBT Esports to compete in VCT Vietnam Challengers: Stage 1 & 2. Whi

Xipto Esports has parted ways with head coach Viernes “ Maark ” Benette after a four-month tenure. The decision follows a period of...

NOVA Esports has officially announced its roster for the 2025 VALORANT Game Changers season, featuring a mix of returning players and...

According to recent rumours, Trần “bucute” Công Danh is currently trialing with Fancy United Esports and may compete in upcoming events, potentially replacing Nia in the roster. Bucute is a rising young talent in Vietnamese Valorant. He debuted with Rapid Lofi Academy, where he showcased significant potential. In 2024, Team Flash recruited him for his first OFF//SEASON tournament, the SOOP Valorant League Vietnam. However, they failed to qualify for the main event, falling to

According to recent rumours, Vietnamese Valorant star Nguyễn “Nizzy” Tấn Thành is currently trialing for Team Secret Academy. If signed, he would either join as the sixth player or replace an existing member of the roster. N1zzy: A Proven Talent in Vietnam’s Valorant Scene N1zzy has long been recognized for his independent playstyle and extensive competitive experience. He first made waves in 2021 with EGO, showcasing his talent to the broader community. In 2022, he moved to

Kimmy Kittens has officially rebranded as Motiv Esports after securing sponsorship from Motiv Bowling. With this new backing, the team has also made two key signings to fill the gaps left by departing players: Panyawat “sushiboys” Subsiriroj Henri “Flaring” Forichon Sushiboys & Flaring: SEA’s Familiar Faces Return: Sushiboys has extensive international experience, having previously played for X10/XERXIA and Talon Esports, where he competed on the biggest stages, including VCT

Team Flash, one of the most successful Valorant teams in Vietnam, has officially disbanded from the competitive scene. According to sources, the organization cited challenges in securing sponsorships and a lack of international achievements as key factors behind the decision. Team Flash’s Journey in Valorant Team Flash made its debut in 2024 after acquiring the Tài Năng Trẻ lineup, a mix of veteran players and young talents. Their first major appearance was in Predator League

Rex Regum Qeon has parted ways with Park "Estrella" Gun (박건), ending his tenure as the team’s in-game leader. The decision comes after...

After two days of intense competition, the Vikings League: Season 1 has concluded, with Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) emerging as the champions. The tournament, which featured 82 teams, saw some of the best Valorant talent in Vietnam battle it out for glory. Held across all Vikings Net Cyber locations in Vietnam on March 28, the semifinals featured four top teams: Genz Esport (GENZ) Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) Raptors Esports (RE) Clutch of Geniuses (COG) Semifinal Results

Original Gaming, a well-known name in the Vietnamese Valorant scene, is hinting at a return to competition. The organization is reportedly assembling a full roster of five players and one substitute, signaling their intent to compete in upcoming tournaments. OG has a history of participating in Vietnamese community events, including VCL Vietnam and Predator League Vietnam, though they struggled to achieve significant success. Now, with a fresh lineup, they aim for a stronger