The Chinese team is set to compete against Lynn Vision in their opening match. Chinggis Warriors opted out of the competition due to complications regarding US visa applications, which could have led to scheduling conflicts. This turn of events allows NinJa to join the competition based on the outcomes of the Asia Closed Qualifier and the VRS rankings. NinJa will challenge Lynn Vision in the initial round of Group A, which includes other teams such as The Huns.

Here’s a glimpse of the matches scheduled for the Hero Esports Asian Champions League, which boasts a prize pool of $300,000 and a direct entry to the Esports World Cup 2025 for the team that emerges victorious. The tournament is scheduled to take place from May 6-16 in the Eastern Chinese cities of Yancheng and Shanghai.

Date	Matches
06/05/2025	Lynn Vision vs NinJa