Ten teams are ready to rumble in the 2023 VALORANT Champions Tour Americas League.
At long last, the full list for the Americas League is complete.
The ten teams represent the best from the Americas, including North, Central, and South.
Five teams are from North America and the rest are from South America.
They did not qualify for either Masters or the Champions in Istanbul.
In fact, there was no major event in North America without Sentinels coming out ahead.
The new roster for 2023 is hoped to break the logjam of this year.
The rest came in in the transfer window after Champions 2022.
Perhaps with Cryocell, that last placement at Champions can be bumped up a couple of notches.
The bigger coup was getting yay on board the team.
His knowledge will definitely help the team as they face 2023.
They are joined by ardiis, who is also another big star when he was playing with FunPlus Phoenix.
His roster won Masters Reykjavik and got fourth at Champions Istanbul.
The new kid on the block is thwifo.
The sole young blood of the team is Mwzera, previously of Keyd Stars.
The organisation has been representing South America for the last two years running at Champions.
Furthermore, LOUD was the winner at the second Champions ever of VCT.
It was no surprise that key players were asked for by other teams.
Will we see the same level of consistent winning from these lads from Brazil?
We shall wait and see.
The team quickly took on players from Keyd Stars to complement the team for 2023.
Another young team, 2022 was a middling year for the organization.
Unfortunately, the teams international showing does not reflect their regional performance.
It is hoping with the new team, their luck will turn around.
2022 however was a watershed year, when the team qualified for both Masters Copenhagen and Champions Istanbul.
They even managed to place in the top eight for both tournaments.
