Algs 2025 Split 2 Apac Teams
The Apex Legends Global Series 2025: Split 2 Pro League is underway, bringing together top competitors from every major region. Among them, the APAC North and APAC South divisions continue to stand out as key areas of focus, with established organizations and rising squads preparing to test their strategies against one another.
These regions have built a reputation for producing fast-paced, disciplined gameplay that often shapes the broader competitive landscape. With new rosters and seasoned veterans alike entering the stage, the upcoming matches are expected to highlight the depth of talent and adaptability within APAC.
APAC South: VKGaming and Gen.G
VKGaming enter Split 2 as one of the most closely watched rosters in the region. The Chinese lineup of Cai “Kasssa” Denglang (in-game leader), Wang “LqDuD” Yipeng, and BJJS_012 recently captured the Midseason Playoff title at the 2025 Esports World Cup. Their path to the trophy was not straightforward, as they barely cleared the Pool Stage in sixth place. Once in the Finals, however, they opened with a first-place finish, reached match point by Game 6, and secured the championship with another victory three games later.
A unique aspect of VKGaming is their full commitment to mouse-and-keyboard setups. Most professional squads mix in controller players due to aim-assist advantages, but this trio relies solely on traditional inputs. Their success challenges expectations and makes them stand out tactically. For Split 2, they compete in Group A, where opponents include Wolves Esports and JD Gaming, both of which bring strong histories in regional play.
Gen.G Esports also remain a central name in APAC South. The Thai roster, featuring Jirayut “Z1CKKY” Apiwongngam, Lertpong “Dexter” Nakurai, and in-game leader Papangkorn “ASIAZXD” Pattarawonghan, consistently delivers solid results. They finished second to VKGaming in Split 1 and placed fourth at the Esports World Cup. While their consistency is evident, the question for Split 2 is whether they can maintain momentum against increasingly prepared rivals.
Gen.G compete in Group B, which includes Tom Yum Kung, a squad highlighted by the presence of Patiphan “Patiphan” Chaiwong. Patiphan is widely recognized for his time in the Overwatch League and later in VALORANT with TALON. His return to Apex Legends adds an additional layer of intrigue to the group stage.
Group Placement Overview
| Team | Group | Key Players (IGL in bold) | Notable Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| VKGaming | A | Kasssa, LqDuD, BJJS_012 | All mouse-and-keyboard players |
| Gen.G | B | ASIAZXD, Z1CKKY, Dexter | Split 1 runner-up |
APAC North: Fnatic and ENTER FORCE.36
Fnatic enters Split 2 with a steady track record, including a top-ten finish at the EWC and a sixth-place result in Split 1. Guided by veteran coach Shuhei Yamato, the team continues to aim for consistency against a deep pool of regional competitors. Their ability to adapt under pressure will be important as they look to climb higher in the standings.
Key Notes on Fnatic:
- 10th place at EWC
- 6th place in Split 1
- Coached by Shuhei Yamato
On the other side, ENTER FORCE.36 stands out as the sole Korean representative in APAC North. Known for steady performances on both regional and international stages, they carry the responsibility of showcasing South Korea’s competitive strength in the league.
