Valorant’s esports circuit has produced numerous top players and thrilling international tournaments, with the latest being the VCT Masters Shanghai. See which teams and players have emerged as champions at Valorant’s largest international events.
The VCT Masters and Valorant Champions are highly esteemed in the world of esports. Every year, teams strive to qualify for these tournaments to solidify their reputation among global competitors, secure prize money, and claim a championship trophy.
Despite being a relatively new esport compared to top-tier competitive titles such as CS:GO and League of Legends, Valorant has already seen multiple teams win international titles. This is thanks to Riot Games hosting several events globally during the short span of the esport’s existence.
As the competitive circuit of Valorant esports has matured and its partnered leagues have been introduced, it has undergone some changes. Typically, teams have three opportunities to win an international trophy in a year, with the inclusion of two VCT Masters events and the Valorant Champions tournament at the end of the season.
The 2024 VCT season will feature three global events: VCT Masters Madrid, VCT Masters Shanghai, and the Valorant Champions tournament.
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Evil Geniuses won Valorant Champions 2023.
All VCT and Valorant Champions Winners
| Year | Tournament | Team | Roster |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | VCT Masters Reykjavik | Sentinels | ShahZaM, SicK, zombs, dapr, TenZ |
| 2021 | VCT Masters Berlin | Gambit Esports | d3ffo, Chronicle, nAts, Redgar, Sheydos |
| 2021 | Evaluating Champions 2021 | Acend | BONECOLD, cNed, Kiles, starxo, zeek |
| 2022 | VCT Masters Reykjavik | OpTic Gaming | FNS, Victor, crashies, yay, Marved |
| 2022 | VCT Masters Copenhagen | FunPlus Phoenix | ANGE1, Shao, Zyppan, SUYGETSU, ardiis |
| 2022 | Evaluating Champions 2022 | LOUD | sweet, sassy, sweet, aspas, less |
| 2023 | VCT LOCK//IN | Fnatic | Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, Chronicle |
| 2023 | VCT Masters Tokyo | Fnatic | Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, Chronicle |
| 2023 | Valuing Champions | Evil Geniuses | jawgemo, Ethan, Boostio, C0M, Demon1 |
| 2024 | VCT Masters Madrid | Sentinels | TenZ, Sacy, zekken, Zellsis, johnqt |
| 2024 | VCT Masters Shanghai | Gen.G | Meteor, t3xture, Lakia, Munchkin, Karon |
VCT and Valorant Champions: Ranking by Number of Trophies
Chronicle remains the player with the most international titles in Valorant history
The record for the most international trophies won is held by Fnatic’s star player, Timofey ‘Chronicle’ Khromov, with a total of three. In June 2023, he added the VCT Masters Tokyo trophy to his collection, which already included victories at the VCT 2021 Masters Berlin (with Gambit) and the VCT LOCK//IN 2023.
In the Valorant scene, only Chronicle’s Fnatic teammates, Scay and TenZ, have achieved the feat of winning multiple international trophies.
| Number of VCT trophies | Players |
|---|---|
| 3 | Chronicle |
| 2 | Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, Sacy, TenZ |
| 1 | ShahZaM, SicK, zombs, dapr, d3ffo, nAts, Redgar, Sheydos, BONECOLD, cNed, Kiles, starxo, zeek, FNS, Victor, crashies, yay, Marved, ANGE1, Shao, Zyppan, SUYGETSU, ardiis, pANcada, Saadhak, aspas, Less, jawgemo, Ethan, Boostio, C0M, Demon1, johnqt, zekken, Zellsis, Meteor, t3xture, Lakia, Munchkin, Karon |
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