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TSM acquires Valorant roster from Noble Esports for its Academy roster


TSM acquires Valorant roster from Noble Esports who eliminated TSM's main Valorant roster from the 1st Challengers 3 North America Qualifiers. TSM expects Tier 1 performances from this list as they have already shown their potential in previous tournaments.

TSM acquires Valorant Roster from Noble Esports

In July 2021, Nobile Esports parted ways with their Valorant roster and TSM had their eyes on this roster as this roster took their place in the 1st Challengers 3 North America Qualifiers. This isn't the first time TSM has acquired a former Noble player, as LeviathanAG is already playing with the main TSM Valorant roster. TSM member Subroza jokingly said, "If you can't beat 'em, buy 'em."

Rumors of the TSM Valorant Academy roster have been circulating in the Valorant community for some time now, as TSM is reportedly working on an Academy roster to further expand its reach in the professional VALORANT scene. This is a huge gateway to the growing Valorant esports scene for talented new players from North America and around the world.

4 of those 5 players used to play for Noble Esports' Valorant team and last but not least on the list is newcomer Carlo "Dcop" Delsol. Dcop will replace Aleko "LeviathanAG" Gabuniya as Leviathan currently plays with TSM's main Valorant roster.

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The TSM Academy roster will consist of

  • Nathaniel "payan" Lopez
  • Colin "Precision" O'Neill
  • Brandon “bdog” Sanders
  • Timothée “ZK” Ly
  • Carlo "Dcop" Delsol
  • Andrew “aRubyz” Seewer (Coach)
  • Austin “Apex” Copeland (Coach)

Although this roster cannot participate in the current VCT event, as 4 of them were part of Noble Esports and Dcop was part of EZ5 Valorant roster, but they will face Cloud9 Blue in the Nerd Street Gamers Summer Championship under little.

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