VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025 Power Rankings

VALORANT Masters Toronto is slated to start on June 3. It is the second international tournament for the season, and the top 12 teams from all four VCT Leagues will participate. Here are our power rankings and predictions ahead of the start.

Before we get into it, check out all the details regarding the tournament from our VALORANT Masters wiki page.

VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025 Power Ranking

1) G2 Esports

If there were one team going into this tournament as the favorites to win it all, it would be G2 Esports. The team has been on a tear during the VCT 2025 season. They have won both this year’s regional events: VCT Americas Kickoff and Stage One.

During VALORANT Masters Bangkok, they reached the event’s grand finals only to lose to T1 in one of the best matches in VCT history. It would not be wrong to state that currently, they are the best team in the world.

The only thing that might not favor G2 Esports is the upcoming nerfs to Tejo. During VALORANT Masters Bangkok, the tournament will play on Patch 10.09, where we saw multiple nerfs to Tejo.

During VCT Americas Stage One, trent, the player from G2 Esports, played with Tejo on every map to significant effect. Now with the agent being nerfed to the ground, only time will tell if we finally see trent on a new agent and how it will affect the form of G2 Esports.

2) FNATIC

Putting FNATIC in the second spot would be a bit baffling, looking at their past record. But this team has been one of the best to watch recently in VCT. In the grand finals of VCT EMEA Stage On, they defeated Team Heretics quite comfortably.

While securing the championship, they also received a bye to the playoffs stage of the tournament. It must be noted that FNATIC was a former winner of VALORANT Masters back in the 2023 season.

During VCT EMEA Stage One, the team had quite a comfortable time during the group stage having lost just one match to Team Heretics. Due to this, they didn’t finish the group in first place, having to take the longer route to the grand finals.

On their path in the upper bracket, they defeated Team Liquid and secured their spot in VALORANT Masters Toronto. They then went on to defeat Team Heretics in two separate matches. In these games, they didn’t allow Team Heretics even to win a single map, having a sum score of 5:0.

Furthermore, the signing of kaajak this season has been incredible. The young duelist has dominated the stats, proving one of the most lethal players to face off against this season. Do keep an eye out for him during the tournament.

3) Gen G

Since the start of 2025, Gen G has been one of the most consistent teams during VCT Pacific. During the VCT Pacific Kickoff, they finished in third place, missing out on VALORANT Masters Bangkok by one spot. Following that disappointment, they got themselves back and had an incredible group stage during VCT Pacific Stage One. During this run, they reached the grand finals only to lose to RRQ with a score of 3-1.

Going into his tournament, Gen G is one of the three former teams to have won a VALORANT Masters event prior to VALORANT Masters Toronto. What they have going for them is that they have done this before. They have been to multiple international LAN events and played in front of a crowd.

During the VCT Masters Shanghai 2024, the event that they won, they faced a crowd that wasn’t as supportive, but still, they showed their resilience.

4) Sentinels

Sentinels are the only team in this tournament that has won two VALORANT Masters trophies prior to this event. Their history has immortalized the team in VALORANT History.

Following the departure of Tenz and Sacy, the team has had quite the rebirth during the VCT 2025 season. Along with G2 Esports and Team Liquid, they have qualified for both VALORANT Masters events this year.

Why aren’t they higher on the list if the past and present put them in a good spot? Well, the answer is just one team, G2 Esports. During the VCT Americas 2025 season, they have been the worst thing to happen to Sentinels. If Sentinels wish to win their third VALORANT Masters event, they must defeat G2 Esports.

To be honest, that is the goal for every team at this point.

In the case of Sentinels, they have faced G2 Esports multiple times, but since 2024, they have only been able to win a single series. Only time will tell if Sentinel can reverse the tide in their favor during this event.

5) Team Heretics

If there were a team with the what-if tag, it would be Team Heretics. This team has finished second in most of the events it has participated in. While this does make them one of the most consistent teams in VALORANT esports, it does make one truly question what is going on. During the 2024 and 2025 seasons of VCT EMEA, the team failed to secure the gold even once.

Recently, during VCT EMEA Stage One 2025, they finished second after losing to FNATIC five maps in a row. This team has been placed in this spot due to its historical trend of finishing second-best. Something needs to give within this team to finally stand a chance to finish and secure a championship.

6) RRQ

If there was one team that shocked the VALORANT community this season, it was RRQ. The team from Indonesia was pushed away by many to be a mid-tier team within VCT Pacific. During VCT Pacific Stage One, the team has gone from strength to strength, defeating nearly all teams within the league. During the tournament, they defeated teams like Gen G and even VALORANT Masters Bangkok Champions T1 with ease. They went on to win the VCT Pacific Stage One, defying all odds and becoming the first Indonesian team to do so.

VALORANT Masters Toronto will be this team’s first international tournament. Fans from the Pacific region cannot wait for Jemkin to face off against other duelists like Aspas, Jaegamo, Rarga, and even Boo during this tournament.

7) Xi Lai Gaming

It would be quite a wild guess to put where Xi Lai Gaming would finish during this event. This is their first-ever international tournament event. Interestingly, they are the second team to qualify from VCT Ascension for an international VALORANT Tournament. All eyes will be on their star duelist, Rarga. Since his arrival in VCT CN, the Russian duelist has been on quite a run of form. Will he be able to prove his skill during a VALORANT Masters event? Only time will tell.

8) Paper Rex

The first team that we feel will be disqualified from the playoffs will be Paper Rex. This year has been quite a rollercoaster ride for the team. During VCT Pacific, the team made a few roster changes. The addition of PatMan has been quite fruitful. The team went through quite a strong run in the lower bracket of VCT Pacific Stage One.

For this team to do better, they need to return to their roots and prove why they were once the best team in the world. They have most of the same core team present during the first season of VCT Pacific. With their recently qualification to the upcoming EWC x VALORANT tournament as well, it will be interesting to note if this brings a change in the teams’ fortunes and moral.

9) Team Liquid

This was a close call, but we feel that Team Liquid will not secure a spot in the playoffs of VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025. While we predict they will win their first tournament match, their next matches will be challenging for them to face off against. This team has been quite good this year, being one of the few teams to qualify for both VALORANT Masters events this year.

During VALORANT Masters Bangkok, the team failed to secure their spot in the playoffs. One must note that they have experience playing on a Swiss stage during an international VALORANT Tournament. Seeing their past performances, it will be quite a tough bet to predict if they will finally make it to the playoffs.

10) Wolves Esports

The next team on our list is Wolves Esports. This name might ring a bell for many football fans, and you are right. They are under the Wolves Football Club in the English Premier League. This team has had quite a dream run during VCT CN Stage One. They beat some of the best teams in the region to secure their spot in this event.

During the CN EVO 25: ACT 2 X ACL, they failed to reach the grand finals and secure a place in the upcoming EWC x VALORANT. Their first match is against the crowd favourites Sentinels and beating them will be challenging for many.

11) MIBR

Putting MIBR in the 11th spot is quite a hot take, and we get it. This is the first time the team has qualified for an international event. A significant reason for this is due to their star duelist, Aspas.

Many of their games during VCT Americas Stage One had a vital win condition: Aspas needed a good match. If he didn’t, there was a big chance that MIBR would lose their match. MIBR will be facing off against Gen G in their first match. Gen G has already proven to be one of the best teams in the world recently after winning the VALORANT Masters Shanghai last year.

12) Bilibili Gaming

It would be surprising for most to see the 2nd seed from VCT CN Bilibili Gaming in this spot, but there are several reasons for this. The first being their first round match-up against Team Liquid. Unless they win this game, they don’t have a high chance of qualifying for the playoffs.

Following VCT CN Stage One, the team participated in two regional VALORANT Tournaments. During CN EVO 25: ACT 2 X ACL, the team lost in the event’s first round. Following that, during Hero Esports ACL 25, the team could only secure a win against Trance Esports while losing twice to DRX. Thus, it does look like Bilibili Gaming might finish the event in last place.