The Predator League 2026 wrapped up with a power-packed finale in New Delhi, bringing together elite esports talent, passionate fans, and world-class entertainment in one unforgettable celebration. Held at the Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre, the Asia Pacific Predator League 2026 Finale gathered teams from 14 regions and welcomed more than 4,000 live attendees over two adrenaline-filled days.
As one of the biggest esports events in the region, Predator League 2026 once again proved how competitive gaming continues to unite Asia Pacific through skill, passion, and innovation.
Myth Avenue Gaming and Fancy United Claim the Predator Shield
After intense matchups across two premier esports titles, Myth Avenue Gaming emerged as champions in DOTA 2, while Fancy United Esports secured victory in VALORANT.
In the DOTA 2 Grand Finals, Myth Avenue Gaming showcased composure and dominance, defeating Indonesia’s Rekonix in a thrilling series. Their offlaner, egxrdemxn, delivered a standout performance that earned him the Intel MVP award and a USD 10,000 cash prize.
Meanwhile, in VALORANT, Fancy United Esports stunned fans with their disciplined gameplay and sharp execution against Boom Esports. Vietnam’s Hoàng “Twilight” Minh Dũng led the charge, earning MVP honors after a phenomenal run that cemented Fancy United’s championship win.
Each champion team took home USD 65,000, while runners-up received USD 20,000, from a total prize pool of USD 400,000—one of the largest in Predator League history.
Philippine Teams Show Grit on the APAC Stage
Philippine representatives made their presence felt throughout Predator League 2026. Xipto Esports reached the VALORANT semifinals, led by veteran player Emmanuel “Emman” Morales, showing flashes of world-class potential. In DOTA 2, InterActive Philippines impressed fans with their resilience, finishing as second runners-up despite entering the tournament as late call-ups.
Their performances reinforced the Philippines’ growing competitiveness within the Asia-Pacific esports scene.
Esports Meets Music, Tech, and Community
Beyond competition, Predator League 2026 delivered a festival-like experience. The event featured live performances by Nikhita Gandhi, KRSNA, Asees Kaur, and Raftaar, blending music and gaming culture into a high-energy spectacle.
Attendees also explored immersive Predator Experience Zones, showcasing Acer’s latest AI-powered laptops, gaming desktops, VR setups, creator booths, and interactive demo stations. Newly launched products from CES 2026 were also featured, giving fans a first look at cutting-edge gaming technology.
Acer Reinforces Its Commitment to Esports
Acer executives and regional leaders were present to mark the milestone event, including Andrew Hou, President of Pan-Asia Pacific Operations, Acer, and Harish Kohli, President and Managing Director of Acer India.
Andrew Hou shared that Predator League 2026 represents more than a tournament—it’s a celebration of Asia Pacific’s thriving esports ecosystem. Hosting the finale in India highlighted the region’s growing influence in global competitive gaming.
With the league’s continued expansion since its launch in 2018, Acer reaffirmed its commitment to empowering gamers, supporting communities, and advancing gaming technology across the region.
A Landmark Moment for Predator League 2026
As the curtains close on Predator League 2026, the event stands as a defining chapter in Asia-Pacific esports—one that combined competition, culture, and innovation at the highest level. With unforgettable matches, rising stars, and an energized fanbase, Predator League continues to shape the future of competitive gaming in the region.
