Arena of Glory Spring 2025 Tops AoV Viewership Rankings

Viewership data compiled for esports events indicates Arena of Glory Spring 2025 logged 28,879,220 hours watched, the largest total for any Arena of Valor tournament to date. The ranking covers tournaments through 2025.

The top-ten hours-watched list includes four editions of Vietnam’s Arena of Glory, alongside several Arena of Valor Premier League and Arena of Valor International Championship seasons. Arena of Valor Premier League 2023 ranks second with 28,397,208 hours. Multiple Premier League and International Championship seasons from 2020 through 2025 each exceeded 21 million hours in individual seasons.

At Arena of Glory Spring 2025, Saigon Phantom and Team Flash met five times, including the Grand Final. Most series were decided by a single map difference. The event recorded the highest hours watched even though its total broadcast hours were lower than some other tournaments.

Peak concurrent viewer metrics show different leaders. The 33rd Southeast Asian Games men’s Arena of Valor final reached about 1,042,982 peak viewers, the first AoV competition to exceed one million peak viewers. Arena of Valor Premier League 2023 reached nearly 974,624 peak viewers, and Arena of Glory Spring 2025 recorded about 872,648 peak viewers.

The reported figures exclude viewership on Chinese livestreaming platforms and cover international streaming services. The dataset tracks hours watched, peak viewers and other metrics across tournaments and livestreaming events.

Arena of Glory is the Vietnamese localized version of Arena of Valor, which is the international adaptation of China’s Honor of Kings. Honor of Kings had a wider international release in June 2024. Competitive circuits remain separate in many regions, with some overlap at international events.

The hours-watched leaderboard features multiple Arena of Glory seasons among the top ten, while the peak-viewers leaderboard is led by the regional multi-sport final that passed one million concurrent viewers.