Arena of Valor

The 2026 Honor of Kings World Cup brought 20 Honor of Kings and Arena of Valor teams to Paris as part of the Esports World Cup, with Kuaishou Gaming beating AG.AL in the final.

The postponed Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games staged seven esports medal events in Hangzhou, China, in September and October 2023.

The sixth Arena of Valor International Championship ran from June 16 to July 10, 2022, using a hybrid studio and remote format, with V Gaming defeating ONE Team in the final.

AIC 2019 brought 12 Arena of Valor teams from nine regions to Bangkok from November 6 to 24; Team Flash defeated Buriram United to win the title.

AWC 2019 brought 12 Arena of Valor teams from nine regions to Da Nang, Vietnam. Host representatives Team Flash defeated MAD Team 4–3 in the final to win the title.

The 2018 AIC brought 16 Arena of Valor teams from 11 regions to Vietnam and Thailand from November 23 to December 16. J Team defeated Team Flash in the final.

Esports appeared as a six-title demonstration programme at the Jakarta-Palembang 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia.

The 2018 Arena of Valor World Cup finals brought 12 teams from ten regions to Los Angeles, with the finals held at TCL Chinese Theatre.

The inaugural AIC brought 12 Arena of Valor teams from five Asian regions to Seoul, where SMG defeated GameTV in the final.

The 2020 Arena of Valor World Cup was cancelled before play because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indonesia had been named as the planned host country.

The 2022 Arena of Valor World Cup was planned as a 16-team global event using a cross-game mode with Honor of Kings, then cancelled before play as the Arena of Valor Premier League took its place.