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Grandmasters & Competitive Icons / Competitive Era

TenZ

TenZ appears as valorant aim specialist in Grandmasters & Competitive Icons. Became an early global face of VALORANT through elite mechanics and a landmark international title run.

GCI-013Competitive EraNorth Americab. 2001

TenZ is tracked for crosshair control, movement, and broadcast-era star power.

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Set / EraGrandmasters & Competitive Icons / Competitive Era
RegionNorth America
Historical Spanb. 2001
Arena RoleVALORANT Aim Specialist
Primary DomainsVALORANT, Mechanical Precision
Grandmasters & Competitive IconsVALORANT Aim SpecialistVALORANTMechanical Precision

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