Jynxzi vs iShowSpeed Rocket League 1v1: Full Results, the Eyebrow Bet, and Why 100K Watched

iShowSpeed defeated Jynxzi 100-60 in a Rocket League 1v1 showdown streamed live on February 13, 2026 to over 100,000 concurrent viewers. Jynxzi lost a bet and shaved his eyebrows on stream. The pair also played EA Sports FC 26, which Speed also won.

When two of the biggest content creators on the internet decide to settle their rivalry with a Rocket League 1v1, you’re going to get chaos. And that’s exactly what happened when Jynxzi and iShowSpeed went head-to-head in a multi-game showdown that peaked at over 100,000 live viewers on February 13, 2026.^[1]

This wasn’t a pro match, and neither player is anywhere near Grand Champion. But that’s kind of the point - the entertainment value came from the personalities, the bet, and the sheer unpredictability of two content creators trying to mechanically outplay each other in a game neither has mastered.

Full Results: iShowSpeed Wins 100-60

The format was straightforward - a custom Rocket League 1v1 match, extended time, first to a set number of goals. iShowSpeed took control early and never really let go. The final scoreline was 100-60 in Speed’s favor, which sounds close until you realize Speed had a comfortable lead for most of the session.

Speed’s aerial game was surprisingly competent for someone who primarily streams IRL content and FIFA. He hit several double-touch plays that genuinely caught Jynxzi off guard. Jynxzi, for his part, relied on ground play and positioning, but couldn’t match Speed’s aggression in the air.^[2]

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The Eyebrow Bet: Jynxzi Shaves on Stream

Here’s where it gets wild. Before the match, Jynxzi and Speed agreed on a bet: the loser had to shave their eyebrows on stream. No backing out, no excuses. And to his credit, Jynxzi honored the bet immediately after the Rocket League loss.

The clip went viral within minutes. Jynxzi shaving his eyebrows while Speed celebrated in the background has already become one of the most shared gaming moments this February. It’s the kind of content that transcends the Rocket League community - people who’ve never touched the game are sharing this clip.

The chemistry between the two creators made the whole event feel less like a competitive match and more like a variety show with Rocket League as the backdrop. Speed’s trash talk was relentless but clearly in good spirit, and Jynxzi took the loss with the exact kind of dramatic reaction that made him famous on Rainbow Six Siege streams.

Why 100K Viewers Tuned In

This was a crossover event in the truest sense. Jynxzi’s audience comes primarily from Rainbow Six Siege and streaming culture. iShowSpeed’s audience is a chaotic mix of FIFA, IRL streams, and internet culture in general. When those two fanbases collide, the viewer numbers explode.

100,000 concurrent viewers for a casual 1v1 between content creators is massive. For context, some RLCS regional events don’t hit those numbers. It shows that Rocket League as a spectator game has appeal far beyond its competitive scene - when the right personalities are involved, the game becomes the vehicle for entertainment rather than the whole show.

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The EA FC 26 Match: Speed Sweeps the Night

After the Rocket League 1v1, the pair moved on to EA Sports FC 26. Speed won that too, completing a clean sweep of the gaming night. Unlike the Rocket League match where the skill gap was moderate, the FC 26 match was more lopsided - Speed’s experience with FIFA gave him a clear advantage.

But the FC 26 portion of the stream was more of a cooldown. The real moment everyone will remember is the Rocket League showdown and the eyebrow shave that followed.

What This Means for Rocket League Content

Events like this are genuinely good for Rocket League’s visibility. The game sits in a unique position in the gaming ecosystem - it’s easy enough for casual players to understand immediately, but has enough mechanical depth that skilled plays look genuinely impressive even to non-players.

When content creators with audiences in the millions play Rocket League, it introduces the game to viewers who might never have considered it. Some of those viewers will download the game, try ranked, hit Silver, and wonder how Speed was hitting those aerials. If that happens and you want to skip the grind, our guide on ranking up fast covers the fundamentals, and learning to fly is the single biggest mechanical skill gap between low and high ranks.

Here’s what we know: iShowSpeed won 100-60 in Rocket League and swept the FC 26 match too. Jynxzi shaved his eyebrows. Over 100,000 people watched it live. What we don’t know yet is whether this becomes a recurring series - both creators hinted at a rematch, but nothing is confirmed.

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References

1. [1] "Jynxzi vs iShowSpeed Results". sportskeeda.com. Retrieved February 14, 2026
2. [2] "Reddit: Jynxzi vs iShowSpeed 100k viewers". reddit.com. Retrieved February 14, 2026

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