Valorant Champions 2023 – All Qualified Teams, Details, Rosters
Get ready for the heat in LA as Valorant Champions 2023 welcomes top-notch teams in their prime. In this article, we’ll delve into the qualified teams for the event and provide you with all the essential details you need to know.
VCT Los Angeles And The Thrill Of Champions
Valorant champions stands as the ultimate competitive valorant tournament, and this year, The VCT tour will culminate in the vibrant city of Los Angeles.
Interestingly, the newest agent in Valorant, Gekko, hails from Los Angeles, making it all the more exciting. We can anticipate an abundance of Gekko cosplays in the crowd, showcasing his iconic fluorescent hair color.
The Significance Of Valorant Champions
Every major game has its own prestigious event like Champions. It brings together the best teams, players, and content creators under one roof, featuring a staggering prize pool and a grand spectacle.
Last year’s Champions arena was completely sold out, and the livestreams garnered over 1.5 million unique viewers. Since then, teams have undergone shuffles, rosters have transformed, and the competitive landscape has evolved significantly.
The Road To Valorant Champions
Masters Tokyo is currently underway, with Valorant enthusiasts eagerly participating to earn exclusive drops. By simply watching a live game between June 11th and 25th, you can secure these coveted drops.
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Teams from around the world will converge upon this illustrious tournament, with a total of 16 teams set to compete. Following the LOCK//IN event, VCT teams will battle it out in their respective regional competitions spanning the Pacific, EMEA, and Americas regions.
Their ultimate goal is to secure qualification for both Masters in Tokyo and Champions in the City of Angels.
Dates & Details About Valorant Champions 2023
Mark your calendars for the much-anticipated valorant Champions event, scheduled to take place from August 6th to August 26th.
The tournament will be hosted across two prestigious venues:
- Kia Forum (home of the Clippers)
- Shrine Auditorium (home court of USC Trojans)
Riot Games, the renowned organizer, will oversee the event, with INZONE serving as the current sponsor. The Kia Forum will host the Top 4 teams, while all other matches will be held at the Shrine Auditorium.
Specifically, from August 6th to August 20th, the Shrine Auditorium will witness intense battles as the 16 teams gradually dwindle down to the Top 4.
The final stage, featuring the Champions, will be an awe-inspiring display at the Kia Forum, potentially becoming the largest venue in the history of Valorant’s competitive scene.
Qualified Teams For Valorant Champions 2023
Valorant boasts four international leagues, with three regional leagues and China contributing a minimum of four and three teams, respectively, to represent them in LA.
This accounts for a total of 15 teams securing a spot at the Shrine. The final slot will be awarded to the winner of the upcoming VCT Masters Tokyo, regardless of their region of origin.
Current Qualified Teams For Valorant Champions 2023 Per Region
Let’s take a closer look at the qualified teams per region for Valorant Champions:
EMEA
- Team Liquid
- FNATIC
- FUT Esports
- TBD (EMEA Last Chance Qualifier)
PACIFIC
- Papex Rex
- DRX
- T1
- TBD (Pacific Last Chance Qualifier)
AMERICAS
- LOUD
- NRG
- Evil Geniuses
- TBD (Americas Last Chance Qualifier)
CHINA
- TBD (China Qualifier)
- TBD (China Qualifier)
- TBD (China Qualifier)
- Masters Tokyo Winner (To be updated on June 25th)
Valorant Champions 2023 Team Rosters
Once the teams qualify, Their rosters are locked, allowing only emergency changes in the form of stand-ins. Currently, Approximately 60% of the slots have been filled.
We eagerly await the chinese qualifier, Last chance qualifiers, And the tokyo masters slot to complete the full lineup for the tournament.
Here are the rosters of the qualified teams for Champions 2023:
| Team | Roster | Region/Country |
|---|---|---|
| Team Liquid | Jamppi, nAts, Sayf, soulcas, Redgar | EMEA/Netherlands |
| FNATIC | Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, Chronicle | EMEA/United Kingdom |
| FUT Esports | qw1, mojj, qRaxs, MrFaliN, ATA KAPTAN | EMEA/Turkey |
| TBD | TBD | EMEA |
| LOUD | Saadhak, aspas, Less, cauanzin, tuyz | Americas/Brazil |
| Evil Geniuses | jawgemo, Ethan, Boostio, C0M, Demon1 | Americas/USA |
| NRG | s0m, FNS, crashies, Victor, ardiis | Americas/USA |
| TBD | TBD | Americas |
| DRX | stax, Rb, BuZz, MaKo, Foxy9 | Pacific/South Korea |
| Papex Rex | f0rsakeN, d4v41, Jinggg, something, mindfreak | Pacific/Indonesia |
| T1 | ban, Carpe, xeta, Munchkin, Sayaplayer | Pacific/South Korea |
| TBD | TBD | Pacific |
| TBD | TBD | China |
| TBD | TBD | China |
| TBD | TBD | China |
| TBD | TBD | TBD |
That wraps up our current knowledge on valorant champions 2023.
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