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São Paulo esports final: KRÜ Blaze edge Gentle Mates 3-2 to win Latin America's first world title
Argentina's KRÜ Blaze beat Gentle Mates GC 3-2 in the VALORANT Game Changers Championship grand final on November 1 at the Riot Games Arena in São Paulo, giving Latin America its first title in the competition's history, with $180,000 of the $500,000 prize pool and grand final MVP Amaro “tok1o” Miranda.
Argentina's KRÜ Blaze won the VALORANT Game Changers Championship on Sunday, November 1, beating Gentle Mates GC 3-2 in the grand final at the Riot Games Arena in São Paulo, Brazil. The victory gave Latin America its first title in the competition's history. KRÜ earned $180,000 for first place out of a total prize pool of $500,000, and Argentina's Amaro “tok1o” Miranda was named grand final MVP.
From October 22 to final day, São Paulo hosts the last standalone edition
The championship ran from October 22 to November 1 in São Paulo, with ten women's teams from six regions competing in an international double-elimination format. Riot Games has announced that the São Paulo edition was the final standalone Game Changers Championship; starting in 2027, the event will be held alongside VALORANT Champions, in Austin, Texas, from September 16 to October 10, 2027.
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