Leviatán staged a dramatic lower-bracket run, knocking out Team Heretics, XLG Esports, Team Vitality, and EDward Gaming to set up a rematch with Paper Rex.

Forbes notes the announcement of a new Valorant map called Summit, arriving next week, featuring three lanes, two sites, and distinctive design elements.

Leviatán won Valorant Masters London by beating Paper Rex 3-2 in the grand final, capturing $350,000 and the Masters trophy.

The victory is hailed as one of the most impressive comebacks in Valorant history, cementing Leviatán as a major force in the scene.

Paper Rex opened the final with a dominant 13-2 map, but Leviatán clawed back to force a fifth map, ultimately winning 13-5 on Map 5 to complete the comeback.

Post-tournament chatter points to the Esports World Cup in France, where Paper Rex is favored while Leviatán did not qualify, shifting attention to other contenders like Team Vitality and EDward Gaming.

In Swiss play, Leviatán defeated Global Esports and NRG to reach the playoffs, where they were eliminated by Paper Rex, their only loss of the event.

Overall, Leviatán’s journey featured a strong Swiss run, a playoff setback to Paper Rex, and a dramatic lower-bracket surge that propelled them back to the final.