Esperanza used to be a member of F4Q to attend Masters 3 in Berlin. However, it was the F4Q tournament that fell into the table with the appearance of both Sentinels and G2 Esports. Finally, Korean representatives did not accomplish the goal of reaching the quarterfinals. Stepping at Last Chance Qualifiers 2021, F4Q continued to show the decline when stopping at the losing branch after the defeat before the compatriot Nuturn Gaming.
Meanwhile, Hyeoni is also a former player of Nuturn Gaming. Besides adding 2 new members, Damwon Gaming also said goodbye to Kim “Secret” Ha-jin. Damwon Gaming's squad participating in the 2022 season will include Jeong members “Esperanza” Jin-Cheol, Yoon “Hyeoni” Hyun-seok, Lee “Jeong Hi” Jeong-ha, Kim “Eugene” Su-yeong, Kim “T3xture” Norway and Kang “Intro” Seung-Gyun.
Leading Damwon Gaming is the head coach Kang “Solo” Geun-chul and Hong “Eraser” Chang-Pyo. In particular, Solo is the old person of Nuturn Gaming and has only announced the retirement in mid -2021. With a strong investment and bringing in quality contracts, Damwon Gaming is determined to compete in the No. 1 position of Valorant Korea and Vision Strikers, the team that has been in Valorant Champions takes place in Berlin, Germany.
In early December, Riot Games announced the Valorant Champions Tour 2022 schedule. Challengers will start from February and there will be a total of 2 Masters tournaments, 1 Champions tournament like the tournament of 2021.
The only difference of Valorant Champions Tour 2022 is the appearance of the Changers game for women, and there will be a new tournament in October but has not been notified by Riot Games. The new season is approaching and the Valorant transfer market promises to be more exciting with the notable contracts.
