iiTzTimmy, real name Timothy An, is an American full-time streamer and retired professional Apex Legends player. His headline audience figures are 2.94 million Twitch followers and 253,000 YouTube subscribers, while his competitive résumé includes a top-four finish at the ALGS 2023 Championship. Known for his Bronze-to-Predator challenges, he brings both ranked milestones and professional tournament experience to his profile. Explore more creators in our streamers directory or visit our Apex Legends streamer hub.
Who Is iiTzTimmy
Timothy An was born on April 19, 2000. Before Apex Legends became his primary game, he started streaming League of Legends in 2018. He switched to Apex Legends in 2019, beginning the chapter that would define his public gaming career through ranked challenges, professional competition, and streaming.
His profile spans two related but distinct sides of gaming: competing as a professional player and building an audience as a creator. The first produced championship results and a substantial team history; the second made his Bronze-to-Predator runs a defining part of his identity. Neither side alone tells the whole story of his career.
In July 2025, iiTzTimmy retired from professional play and shifted his focus to full-time streaming. That distinction matters when describing him today: he is a retired Apex Legends professional, not a retired content creator. His Wikipedia biography offers further background on his career.
Career Highlights
iiTzTimmy’s team history includes Golden Guardians, 100 Thieves, The Dojo, Disguised, Moist Esports, and NRG Esports. Those organizations and teams form part of his broader career record. For readers following his development, the important endpoint is his July 2025 retirement from professional competition and subsequent focus on streaming.
A major competitive milestone was his top-four finish at the ALGS 2023 Championship. Ranked challenges and championship tournaments represent different kinds of achievement, so this result deserves recognition separately from his streaming records. It places a major Apex Legends championship finish alongside the individual ranked runs for which he is widely known.
Another significant achievement was winning the AT&T Annihilator Cup, with a $100,000 prize. He also became a Red Bull athlete in April 2023. Together, these milestones show that his career highlights extend beyond a single ranked challenge or tournament appearance, encompassing competition, content creation, and a prominent brand association.
For another profile from the Apex Legends scene, read about ImperialHal. Keeping individual profiles separate makes it easier to explore each player’s background without treating different careers, results, or streaming milestones as interchangeable.
Achievements and Stats
The signature iiTzTimmy achievement is his Bronze-to-Predator speedrun record. His challenges include a 34-hour world-record climb, an accomplishment that remains central to how his streaming career is described. The appeal of this format is straightforward: the ranked progression itself becomes the story, with the climb from Bronze to Predator providing a clear objective.
His tournament record includes the ALGS 2023 Championship top-four finish and the AT&T Annihilator Cup victory. These should be distinguished from his Bronze-to-Predator record: one set concerns tournament placements, while the other concerns a ranked speedrun challenge. Combining them into a single category would obscure what each achievement represents.
On the audience side, the supplied figures are 2.94 million followers on Twitch and 253,000 subscribers on YouTube. These are platform-specific audience counts, not live viewership figures or measures of paid subscriptions. They provide a useful snapshot of his reach without establishing how many people watch any individual broadcast or video.
How Much Does iiTzTimmy Earn
There is no verified total income figure in the research for this profile. His follower and subscriber counts should not be used to calculate a salary, monthly earnings estimate, or net worth. Audience size alone does not disclose revenue, and a YouTube subscriber count is not equivalent to a paid subscription total.
The specific prize amount supported here is his $100,000 AT&T Annihilator Cup win. That is a tournament achievement, not a statement of recurring streaming income. Likewise, his Red Bull athlete status establishes a brand relationship but does not reveal its financial terms. Any broader earnings claim would require additional sourcing.
Where to Watch iiTzTimmy
iiTzTimmy now focuses on full-time streaming, with Twitch and YouTube serving as the platforms highlighted in his audience statistics. On Twitch, look for the username iitztimmy. For his YouTube presence, visit his YouTube channel.
For viewers discovering him through an older tournament appearance or Bronze-to-Predator challenge, his current status provides useful context. Professional play concluded in July 2025, while streaming continues as his main focus. His present-day profile therefore connects a completed professional chapter with an ongoing career as a gaming creator.