A recent exchange within the Rocket League esports community has ignited debate, with accusations of animosity leveled between prominent players. The discussion, initially sparked by comments surrounding the Boston Major, has drawn in figures like BeastMode, Tehqoz, Joreuz, and Nass, highlighting the competitive intensity and sometimes fractious relationships within the professional scene.
The initial catalyst appears to be a post on the r/RocketLeagueEsports subreddit, where a user expressed agreement with a statement made by Nass and Seikoo, and directly accused Tehqoz and Joreuz of being straight up haters
. This comment, posted approximately six hours ago as of , quickly garnered 188 votes and 83 comments, indicating a significant level of engagement and pre-existing tension within the community.
While the specific content of the original tweet referenced in the Reddit post remains undisclosed in the available sources, the reaction suggests it concerned predictions or assessments related to the recent Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) Boston Major. The fact that Nass and Seikoo were seen as being right
implies a disagreement over player performance or strategic approaches, potentially involving pre-tournament hot takes
– bold predictions or opinions.
The animosity directed towards Joreuz is particularly noteworthy, given his history within the competitive Rocket League landscape. In , Joreuz participated in a showmatch organized by Feer, a European event organizer, against Nass. This one-on-one (1v1) competition, a best-of-five series, saw Nass emerge victorious with a score of 3-2. The event, categorized as a D-Tier showmatch, took place online and was commentated by Feer (Ben Lacy). The match was played on the Mannfield (Night) arena.
The history between Nass and Joreuz extends beyond this single showmatch. Replays of matches between the two players are archived on ballchasing.com, indicating a recurring rivalry. A group dedicated to replays of their matches was created on the platform on , further demonstrating sustained interest in their competitive encounters.
Further fueling the competitive dynamic, highlights from a Gamers8 match between BeastMode and Joreuz are available on YouTube, showcasing the high-level skill and intensity characteristic of professional Rocket League play. This match, captured by user ryzikx, provides a visual representation of the competitive environment in which these players operate.
Statistical data from BLAST.tv offers a comparative performance analysis of BeastMode and Nass. As of a recent update, BeastMode boasts a rating of 7.87, with a goals-per-game ratio of 11.9 and a save percentage of 68.75%. Nass, meanwhile, holds a rating of 7.65, with a goals-per-game ratio of 12.9 and a save percentage of 27.27%. These statistics, derived from data collected during the RLCS Major 1 2026, provide a quantitative measure of their individual skill levels.
The public nature of this dispute, unfolding on platforms like Reddit and YouTube, underscores the increasing visibility of esports and the heightened scrutiny faced by professional players. The accessibility of these platforms allows for direct engagement with fans, but also creates opportunities for public disagreements and the amplification of personal conflicts.
The incident also highlights the complex interpersonal dynamics within esports teams and the broader competitive community. While professional rivalries are commonplace, the accusations of hatred
suggest a deeper level of animosity that could potentially impact future collaborations or competitive interactions. The fact that these exchanges are occurring in the lead-up to, or following, a major tournament like the Boston Major adds another layer of significance, as performance pressure and high stakes can often exacerbate existing tensions.
The situation remains fluid, and further developments are likely as the RLCS season progresses. The interplay between player performance, public perception, and interpersonal relationships will continue to shape the narrative within the Rocket League esports scene. The incident serves as a reminder that even in the virtual world of competitive gaming, human emotions and rivalries play a significant role.
