We all know we can expect top-notch gameplay from players like TenZ and nAts, but what about the other 78 players?
Nivera has only been on the Valorant scene since September, and we have only seen him at two tournaments that he and his team managed to win. He started his competitive career with an ace and a 13:0 score at the EMEA Last Chance tournament, which already says a lot about this guy. With him, Team Liquid has taken on a whole new meaning and has a chance to dominate the tournament, although it still won't be easy. | © Team Liquid
We all know Gambit Esports; after all, it's one of the strongest Valorant teams on the scene right now. However, because of nAts immense popularity, many people overlook Chronicle, one of the better Sova players in the world. When we watched his big brain plays at Masters Berlin, we honestly couldn't wait to see him at another big tournament, and well, now we will have an excellent opportunity to do so. | © VCT
LAMMYSNAX's headshot percentage is close to 100%, seriously. He plays with different Agents (mainly Sova/Skye/Viper) and shoots all of them so clean headshots, and we want to know how he does that. Yikes, imagine if he could ever play 1v1 with ScreaM. Moreover, looking at FULL SENSE's latest results and match statistics, this particular player is currently in great shape; he scored a 1.76 KDA at the last tournament played, which was just 3 weeks ago. | © FULL SENSE
KRÜ Esports is by far the best team from the South America region and may not have had much success at any of the international majors, but they have shown that they are still among the world's best. One player from that team that truly that stands out is delz1k, the Astra/Brimstone main. He boasts excellent tactical preparation and an unbelievable ability to adapt to different situations. | © VCT
Leaf's Jett's gameplay has become legendary at this point and is getting better with every tournament. Knowing how strong Jett is in the meta, we can't wait to see his crazy plays against the best Valorant teams in the world. And if you're Jett's main player, be sure to watch all the Cloud9 Blue matches and copy some of his lineups to win some of your next ranked games. | © leaf
Stax is a true star of the Asian Valorant scene. During his year-long Valorant career, he has already managed to earn some stacks for his team; he has won just about everything there was to win on the Korean scene! We're big fans of stax's movement and how impossible it is to hit him, which he's also been known for during his four-year CS:GO career. In each of his interviews, he talks about his mindset to make the Vision Strikers the best team in the world, and well, he'll have the opportunity to do just that this coming week. | © VCT
To celebrate the start of Champions, the biggest tournament in Valorant with over $1,000,000 prize pools, let's take a look at the players who we think deserve a little more attention. Most of the community doesn't demand too much from them for various reasons, but these guys are a real deal, and we're sure you'll see that in the next weeks.
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