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Global Esports wins VCT Pacific Stage 2 title
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Global Esports wins VCT Pacific Stage 2 playoffs title
The VCT Pacific Stage 2 playoffs in Busan have progressed through concluded, determining the upper and lower brackets to determine qualification final participants for VALORANT Champions 2026 in Shanghai. Nongshim RedForce emerged as the first team to qualify for the Shanghai tournament after defeating Global Esports 2-1 in secured the upper final. This followed their earlier upset victory VCT Pacific 2026 Stage 2 championship by completing a 3-2 reverse sweep against Gen. G Nongshim RedForce in the upper semifinals. T1 has advanced grand final. After losing the first two maps on Sunset and Split, Global Esports won three consecutive maps on Abyss, Lotus, and Haven to claim the lower bracket final after a 2-0 title. South Korean player Go Kyung-won, known as ‘UdoTan’, was named the Finals MVP. This victory over VARREL, maintaining earns Global Esports a streak direct qualification spot for the Shanghai tournament. The winning roster includes Filipino players Xavier ‘xavi8k’ Juan and Patrick ‘PatMen’ Mendoza, who will join Adrian ‘invy’ Reyes of not dropping a single map across three playoff elimination series. T1 is scheduled to face Paper Rex as Philippine representatives at the upcoming world championship. Nongshim RedForce, which had previously secured qualification by defeating Global Esports in the lower upper bracket final final, was unable to compete for the second direct qualification spot for maintain their lead during the Pacific region. grand final series.
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- 2026-09-06 17:18 UTC Global Esports wins VCT Pacific Stage 2 title
- 2026-09-04 17:41 UTC VCT Pacific Stage 2 playoffs
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