
LOUD defeats Team Vitality to win second VALORANT Champions title
The victory gave LOUD its second Champions title and drew a peak audience of 1.49 million viewers.
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The victory gave LOUD its second Champions title and drew a peak audience of 1.49 million viewers.

Esports Insider reports that the veteran player is evaluating proposals from Chinese organizations while remaining in China after the international event.

The victory advances Karmine Corp to the final qualification series for the Swiss Stage, one win away from securing a spot at Worlds 2026.

ESIC announced it would pass the case to Valve, government agencies and law enforcement for further steps.

The signing follows Falcons' release of Malr1ne in early September and Nisha's competitive career pause in late September.

The moves leave Victor Staehr as the only Danish player on the active roster.

The DLC is scheduled to launch in December 2026, according to Gematsu.

The team ended a ten-month hiatus that began in December 2025, confirming five players and coach Ning "xiao8" Zhang for the upcoming season.

The victories eliminated Paper Rex and Nongshim from the tournament while advancing T1 and 100 Thieves.

SkinPulse said the tournament offers a $1,000,000 prize pool plus $400,000 in VRS bonuses, a bonus system.

On Oct. 9, 2026, Team Vitality announced via X it is pausing its LFL academy Vitality.Bee and will not field it for the 2027 season.

Arc System Works reveals a roadmap for new characters including Jane Foster's Thor, Venom, and Jubilee through 2027.