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VALORANT Champions: Global Esports falls to Team Vitality, drops to elimination match

Global Esports kicked off their VALORANT Champions Shanghai run with a tough loss, falling 2-1 to Team Vitality in their group stage opener.

🕒 9/26/2026, 1:22:51 PM•154 words•EN
Carl Nikko Lazarte

Carl Nikko Lazarte

Nikko is the Multimedia Specialist of ABS-CBN News. He writes about esports, video games, and creative design. He is a graduate of BA Journalism from Polytechnic University of the Philippines Manila.

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Patrick ‘PatMen’ Mendoza and Xavier ‘xavi8k’ Juan. Photo by Colin Young-Wolff, Riot GamesPatrick ‘PatMen’ Mendoza and Xavier ‘xavi8k’ Juan. Photo by Colin Young-Wolff, Riot Games

Global Esports kicked off their VALORANT Champions Shanghai run with a tough loss, falling 2-1 to Team Vitality in their group stage opener.

Vitality claimed the first map on Abyss with a close 13-10 victory, despite a strong second-half rally from Global Esports.

Global Esports struck back on Ascent, dominating the second half after a solid start to secure a 13-9 map win and even the series.

The decider map on Summit went down to the wire, but Vitality took control in the final rounds to seal the series with a 13-11 scoreline.

The match marked the second Champions appearance for Filipino player Patrick ‘PatMen’ Mendoza and the tournament debut for Xavier ‘xavi8k’ Juan.

Now facing elimination with zero margin for error, Global Esports will fight for their tournament lives on September 30 against the loser of LOUD versus EDward Gaming.

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