T1 has won the Valorant Masters Bangkok tournament, taking the first major international trophy of the season by beating G2 in the final.

T1 captured the VALORANT Masters Bangkok title on March 2 by defeating Americas champion G2 Esports in a five-set final, marking the team's first international tournament win since joining the league as part of the Pacific region in 2023.

VALORANT Masters Bangkok 2025 reached 4.3m peak viewership, setting an all-time esports record.

With this result, T1 became the second Pacific side to win a Valorant Masters after Gen.G Esports, who won the Valorant Masters Shanghai in a thrilling grand final against Team Heretics. Curiously enough, T1's Kim "Meteor" Tae-oh was also part of the golden roster.

BANGKOK, Thailand — As the Valorant Championship Tour's Masters: Bangkok concludes this weekend, Riot Games has launched an upcoming new agent: Waylay, Thailand's prismatic radiant duelist, ready to infiltrate enemy lines and ambush unsuspecting agents.

T1 has secured a spot in the VALORANT Masters Bangkok Grand Final after eliminating EDward Gaming in the Lower Grand Final. The Korean powerhouse took down the Chinese representatives and Champions 2024 winners by 3-1 in the best-of-five series, despite EDG having a veto advantage. Now, T1 will face G2 in the Grand Final.

South Korea's T1 have been crowned champions of VALORANT Masters Bangkok after they came back from down 2-1 and outlasted American team G2 Esports in a five-game thriller in the tournament's grand finals on Sunday (2 March).

South Korean team T1 emerged victorious in the first international Valorant tournament for 2025 — Valorant Masters Bangkok — at the UOB Live here over the weekend.

Absolute cinema went down in Bangkok as T1 defended the VALORANT Champions Tour turf by winning the VALORANT Masters Bangkok grand finals against VCT Americas' G2 in five maps and ending the series at triple overtime.