LOUD suffers defeat in first Valorant Champions match
The opening day of Valorant Champions has seen LOUD, the EU LCS team that signed the VCT All-Star roster, suffer its first defeat in the Riot esports competition as VCT star aspas appears to have been ruled “not healthy” following a loss to DRX.
The loss to DRX, who are competing in the EU region of the Valorant Champions tournament, means that aspas has been ruled “not healthy” by Riot officials and thus cannot play for LOUD moving forward.
LOUD, which is the EU LCS team that signed the VCT All-Star roster, lost its first match in the Riot esports competition to DRX, the German team that is competing in the EU region of Valorant Champions. Aspas, who plays on the top-lane for LOUD, was ruled “not healthy” following the loss, the result of which means that he cannot play for the team moving forward.
“Aspas has been ruled ‘not healthy’ by Riot officials,” LOUD owner Luka ‘Luke’ Doncic confirms, “meaning that he cannot play for LOUD moving forward.”
The loss to DRX means aspas has been ruled “not healthy” by Riot officials, which means he cannot continue to play for LOUD, the team he represents in Valorant Champions.
Aspas’ apparent poor health was reportedly revealed by LOUD following the match, which the team lost by a scoreline of 2-0.
“We are very disappointed with this outcome,” Doncic says, “especially for Aspas himself as he was looking forward to competing in Valorant Champions.”
The loss to DRX means that aspas has been ruled “not healthy” by Riot officials and, as a result, cannot continue to play for LOUD, the team he represents in Valorant Champions.
Aspas had previously played for VCT in the EU region of the Valorant Cup and had performed well in that tournament, helping VCT to reach the finals and earn a place in Valorant Champions.
The situation brings an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey, which he had been hoping to continue with LOUD.
“Aspas was very excited to be competing in Valorant Champions,” Doncic says, “and we are disappointed that he will not be able to continue competing.”
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
Aspas was reportedly “not healthy” even before the match against DRX, according to LOUD, but the team elected to play him in the hopes that he could be healed by a Riot official before the game. That did not come to pass, however, and DRX took the win to put an end to aspas’ Valorant Champions journey.
