Myth Avenue, Fancy United win Predator League APAC
The Predator League, launched in 2018, has grown into one of the region’s major esports events, featuring teams from across the Asia Pacific region.
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The Predator League, launched in 2018, has grown into one of the region’s major esports events, featuring teams from across the Asia Pacific region.
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Myth Avenue Gaming and Fancy United Esports captured the DOTA 2 and VALORANT titles, respectively, as the Predator League 2026 Asia Pacific Finale concluded in New Delhi.
The two-day event drew esports teams from 14 regions and an on-site crowd of about 4,000, organizers said.
Myth Avenue Gaming won the DOTA 2 Grand Finals, while Fancy United Esports topped the VALORANT championship match. Rekonix and Boom Esports finished as runners-up in their respective divisions.
Winners in each title took home $65,000, while runners-up received $20,000 each. The most valuable players were awarded $10,000 each: egxrdemxn for DOTA 2 and Twilight for VALORANT.
Acer executives attended the event, including Andrew Hou, president of Pan-Asia Pacific Operations, and Harish Kohli, president and managing director of Acer India.
Beyond the main competition, fans joined interactive experience zones showcasing Acer gaming products, including AI-capable laptops and desktops, virtual reality setups, creator booths, skill-based challenges, mini-tournaments and demo stations.
Organizers said the venue attracted students, content creators, influencers and families, creating a festival atmosphere around the tournament.
The Predator League, launched in 2018, has grown into one of the region’s major esports events, featuring teams from across the Asia Pacific region.
