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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