Meteor helps T1 outlast G2 Esports at Valorant Masters Bangkok

Field Level MediaField Level Media|published: Sun 2nd March, 13:08 2025
A backlit keyboard is part of the gear online video game streamer Jordan Woodruff uses in his Gilbert home.

Jordan WoodruffA backlit keyboard is part of the gear online video game streamer Jordan Woodruff uses in his Gilbert home. Jordan Woodruff

T1 overcame a pair of one-map deficits to record a 3-2 victory over G2 Esports on Sunday in the grand final of the Valorant Masters Bangkok 2025.

Tae-o "Meteor" Kim of South Korea was named the MVP.

T1 followed up their 3-1 win over EDward Gaming in the lower-bracket final by outlasting G2 Esports. T1 pocketed a first-prize check of $250,000.

G2 Esports got off to a fast start with a 13-5 victory on Lotus before T1 responded with a 13-9 triumph on Haven. G2 once again pulled ahead with a 13-11 win on Abyss, only to see T1 answer with a 15-13 victory on Split and 16-14 triumph on Pearl.

Game Changers Championship prize pool:


1. T1 -- $250,000

2. G2 Esports -- $100,000

3. EDward Gaming -- $65,000

4. Team Vitality -- $35,000

5th-6th: DRX, Team Liquid -- $15,000

7th-8th: Sentinels, Trace Esports -- $10,000

--Field Level Media

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