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In an exciting development for Valorant enthusiasts, the renowned North American esports organization Sentinels officially moved to re-sign their star Valorant player, Tyson “TenZ” Ngo. This awaited decision reaffirms TenZ’s commitment to the team and sparks intrigue and anticipation regarding Sentinels’ future Valorant endeavors.
Bold Moves: Sentinels Valorant Roster to Re-sign TenZ
Sentinels delivered this exciting news uniquely and lightheartedly through a skit on their social media on September 9. In the video, content creator Tarik “Tarik” Celik took center stage in an edited version of the reality TV show Shark Tank, where he sought investment for Sentinels. The video confirmed that TenZ would indeed remain with Sentinels. However, it left a lingering question about whether he would continue competing on their Valorant roster or transition into a full-time role as a content creator.
Tarik began the Shark Tank parody video by facing challenges to convince the show’s investors to support Sentinels. He playfully acknowledged the organization’s recent financial difficulties, which they had publicly disclosed a month earlier. However, the mood quickly shifted when Tarik introduced TenZ and declared that he was “staying for good.”
TenZ stood out as one of the players in the VCT Americas League, and the VCT global contract database indicates that his contract will expire this year. While the video confirmed his continued association with Sentinels, it did not explicitly specify his role – whether he would embrace content creation or remain an integral part of their VCT Americas League roster.
Content Creation and Competitive Play
Several former professional players have successfully transitioned into content creation under the Sentinels banner, including Tarik and Apex Legends sensation Brandon “aceu” Winn. However, signs point toward TenZ potentially leaning toward a return to competitive play. His reposting of the Shark Tank skit on his channels and the caption “Run it back on Yoru” hints at a possible comeback to the Valorant roster.
TenZ is among the select Valorant pros known for their expertise with Yoru, a tactical duelist agent. His last game utilizing Yoru in the VCT was against 100 Thieves in the VCT Americas Last Chance Qualifier, where Sentinels achieved a commendable fourth-place finish. As fans eagerly await more clarity on TenZ’s role, one thing remains certain: his sustained presence with Sentinels is a source of enthusiasm and speculation within the Valorant community.
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