The Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Masters Toronto 2025 officially concluded on June 22, 2025, with a historic victory by Southeast Asia’s powerhouse, Paper Rex (PRX). In a thrilling grand final, Paper Rex defeated EMEA giants Fnatic with a 3–1 scoreline, earning their first-ever VCT Masters title and marking a new milestone for the APAC region in Valorant esports.

Paper Rex’s Road to the Championship

Entering as one of the top-seeded teams from the Pacific region, Paper Rex carried strong momentum from their dominant regional performance. Throughout the tournament, PRX showcased world-class consistency by eliminating notable teams such as G2 Esports, Sentinels, and Wolves Esports, before facing Fnatic in the Grand Finals.

Their gameplay in Toronto was nothing short of impressive, with significant improvements in team coordination, map control, and in-game strategy. True to their identity, PRX remained fearless and experimental—pushing aggressive tactics and high-risk, high-reward plays that overwhelmed their opponents.

Grand Final Recap: Paper Rex vs Fnatic (3–1)

The grand final followed a Best-of-5 (Bo5) format, with each map testing both teams to their limits.

Map 1 – Sunset (13–11)

PRX came out swinging with high-pressure aggression, expertly utilizing utilities and space to secure a narrow 13–11 win.

Map 2 – Icebox (15–17)

Fnatic responded fiercely, forcing overtime and edging out PRX in a tense 17–15 win with disciplined team play and patient executes.

Map 3 – Pearl (13–10)

Back on the offensive, PRX regained momentum on Pearl. Led by f0rsakeN and something, they executed lightning-fast plays and clinched the map 13–10.

Map 4 – Lotus (14–12)

The final map was a nail-biter. Fnatic had the early advantage, but clutch plays by something and D4v41 helped PRX stage a comeback, closing the map 14–12—and the series at 3–1.

MVP Honors: f0rsakeN Shines on the Big Stage

One of the key figures behind PRX’s championship run was Jason “f0rsakeN” Susanto from Indonesia. His exceptional accuracy, fast decision-making, and composure under pressure earned him the MVP title of the Grand Final.

Other standout performances came from:

• something (Russia): Delivered a critical 1v2 clutch on Lotus that turned the tide.

• D4v41 and Jinggg: Provided crucial utility control, tempo setting, and game sense throughout the tournament.

Prize Pool & VCT Points

• Champions Prize: USD $350,000

• VCT Points Earned: 7 points, boosting PRX’s standing for Valorant Champions 2025 in Paris

This monumental win positions Paper Rex as one of the top contenders heading into Champions 2025, and marks a defining moment for APAC Valorant on the global stage.

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