IiTzTimmy
Timothy 'iiTzTimmy' An is an American streamer and retired professional Apex Legends player. Known for his mechanical skill and marathon streaming sessions, he transitioned from professional competition to become one of the game's popular content creators before a brief, successful return to the esports stage.

| Born | April 19, 2000 |
|---|---|
| Nationality | American |
| Game | Apex Legends |
| Status | Retired |
| Last Team | NRG Esports |
| Notable Teams | Golden Guardians, The Dojo, Disguised, Moist Esports, 100 Thieves, NRG |
| Career Earnings | $131,934 |
| Notable Achievement | Top 4 at ALGS: 2023 Championship |
| Organizations | 100 Thieves (streamer & player), Red Bull (athlete) |
Early Gaming Interests
Timothy An was born on April 19, 2000. His journey into gaming started with MapleStory, which he played with his brother. This early exposure to online games sparked a deep interest that led him to explore other competitive titles. He later switched to playing League of Legends and Soldier Front 2, games that helped develop the strategic thinking and mechanical skills central to his later career in Apex Legends.
The Birth of a Streaming Phenomenon
An established his Twitch channel in 2018, beginning as a League of Legends streamer. The landscape of his content changed dramatically with the 2019 release of Apex Legends, a game to which he fully committed. His shift to Apex Legends streaming proved to be a defining career move. He quickly gained attention not just for his high-level gameplay, but for his willingness to undertake extraordinary streaming challenges that captured the community's imagination.
His reputation was built on these marathon sessions. The first major event was in March 2021, when he streamed for 33 hours straight to climb from the Bronze rank to Masters. He followed this with an even more ambitious 55-hour stream in August 2021, taking an account from Bronze all the way to the coveted Apex Predator rank. This stream peaked at 147,000 concurrent viewers. In 2024, he demonstrated his improved efficiency by beating his own record, completing the same Bronze-to-Predator climb in just 34 hours. Beyond these endurance feats, he also holds the record for the most damage dealt in a single Apex Legends match.
Professional Career and Team Journey
An's initial foray into professional play was with the Golden Guardians, where he competed from 2019 through 2020. After stepping away to focus on full-time content creation, he made a celebrated return to competitive Apex Legends in March 2023. He formed his own team, The Dojo, and together they qualified for the ALGS: 2023 Championship via the Last Chance Qualifier. Against expectations, The Dojo secured a top-four finish at the championship, marking one of the most notable underdog stories of the season.
This competitive success was followed by a sponsorship deal, making him a Red Bull athlete in April 2023. His professional path involved several team changes in a short period. After his run with The Dojo, he signed with Disguised in January 2024. His tenure there was brief, as he moved to Moist Esports in June 2024. Later in 2024, he rejoined 100 Thieves, but this time as a member of their competitive roster rather than solely as a streamer. His final professional chapter began in March 2025 when he signed with the established organization NRG Esports. He announced his retirement from professional play in July 2025, concluding his time as a competitor.
Tournament Success and Financial Achievements
Over his career, iiTzTimmy accumulated $131,934 in total esports earnings. His most significant competitive accomplishment was the top-four placement at the 2023 ALGS Championship, which came with a substantial prize. He also claimed a major victory at the AT&T Annihilator Cup in August 2023, earning a $100,000 prize. His competitive endeavors extended beyond Apex Legends, as he has also participated in tournaments for other games, such as the finals of the Delta Force Stream Ladder.
Content Creation and Brand Partnerships
Parallel to his competitive career, iiTzTimmy built a massive following as a content creator. His primary platform is Twitch, but he also maintains a successful YouTube channel with over 1.85 million subscribers, where he posts highlights and full recordings of his marathon streams. While Apex Legends is his main game, he is known for variety content, frequently streaming other popular first-person shooters like Overwatch 2 and VALORANT.
His influence and audience size attracted major brand partnerships. In November 2022, he signed a deal to be a streamer for the organization 100 Thieves. Furthermore, his athletic performance and persona led to a sponsorship with Red Bull Gaming, which named him an official athlete in 2023. These partnerships confirmed his status as a major figure in gaming entertainment.
Legacy and Impact
iiTzTimmy's career is unusual in the esports space, as he excelled in two distinct arenas. As a professional player, he proved his elite skill by taking a newly formed team to the upper echelons of the ALGS Championship. As a streamer, he expanded content possibilities with his grueling, record-setting rank climbs that drew hundreds of thousands of viewers. He demonstrated that deep mechanical skill could be paired with entertaining endurance challenges to build a vast community. His retirement marks the end of a career for a player who was both a respected competitor and a popular entertainer, leaving a mark on the Apex Legends community.
FAQ
How much money has iiTzTimmy won?
iiTzTimmy has earned $131,934 in prize money from esports tournaments. His largest single win was $100,000 for winning the AT&T Annihilator Cup in August 2023.
What team did iiTzTimmy retire from?
iiTzTimmy announced his retirement from professional play in July 2025. His last team was NRG Esports, which he had signed with in March 2025.
What is iiTzTimmy's famous streaming record?
He is famous for marathon streams where he climbs Apex Legends ranks from the bottom to the top. He set a record by climbing from Bronze to the Apex Predator rank in a 34-hour stream in 2024, beating his previous 55-hour record from 2021. One of these marathon streams reached 147,000 viewers.
Did iiTzTimmy win any major tournaments?
His best competitive result was placing top four at the ALGS: 2023 Championship with his team, The Dojo. He also won the AT&T Annihilator Cup in 2023, a tournament with a significant cash prize.
What organizations has iiTzTimmy been part of?
He has been associated with several organizations. He was a streamer for 100 Thieves, a Red Bull athlete, and a professional player for teams including Golden Guardians, Disguised, Moist Esports, 100 Thieves, and NRG Esports.
Source: English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), rewritten by the Redington Cybersport desk.





