Player
Ham Woo-ju (함우주), known as iZu, is a South Korean VALORANT player who advanced from Jadeite to T1 in 2023.
Competition affiliation
Signature achievement
Tied Fifth–Sixth at VALORANT Champions Shanghai 2026 with T1[4]
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VLR identifies iZu as Ham Woo-ju (함우주) and lists the player on T1 VALORANT’s roster at VALORANT Champions Shanghai 2026, held from September 24 to October 18. This profile records that competition appearance and does not infer a broader contract period from the event roster.[1][2]
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