Team Olympus won the inaugural 2018 Arena of Valor World Cup as South Korea’s representative. The official introduction says its roster brought together players from New Meta and X6 Gaming. It later represented Korea in Group A at the 2021 Arena of Valor International Championship. The available sources do not verify a parent Club.[5][6][1][2]
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Team Olympus was the South Korean Arena of Valor team that won the inaugural 2018 Arena of Valor World Cup and later represented Korea at AIC 2021.
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