10 Best Rocket League Players Of All Time

Rocket League has evolved from a niche arcade title into a global esports phenomenon, with some of the most talented players in competitive gaming rising through its ranks. Over the years, a handful of pros have stood out—not just for their flashy mechanics or highlight reels, but for their consistent dominance on the biggest stages. In this article, we’re counting down the 10 best Rocket League players of all time—legends who defined the meta, won world championships, and left a lasting legacy in the arena.

#10: Radosin

Andrea “Radosin” Radovanović earned his place among Rocket League’s elite with his disruptive playstyle and upbeat presence, becoming a key figure in Team Vitality’s incredible run during the 2023–2024 season. Before Zen joined the roster, Radosin and Alpha54 were already making waves, placing top 8 at the Winter Major and holding strong in the European region. His sharp mechanics and aggressive pressure made him a constant threat, and after Zen’s arrival, Vitality exploded—sweeping all three Spring Split regionals, the Spring Major, and eventually the World Championship. Now that dominant Vitality roster has disbanded, and Radosin has taken on a new challenge with Gentle Mates alongside Seikoo and Juicy. With his proven skill and leadership, he’s expected to be a major force once again in 2025.

#9: LJ

Logan “Lj” Wilt played a major role in putting Spacestation Gaming back on the map in North America during 2023, helping the team secure a strong second-place finish in the final regional of the season. While 2024 saw some inconsistency from the squad, Lj remained one of the most consistent and impactful players on the roster, keeping SSG relevant on the competitive stage. His standout performances at the World Championship showcased just how clutch and reliable he can be under pressure. Now in 2025, Lj has joined forces with former Gen.G stars FirstKiller and Chronic to form an exciting new team called The Ultimates. Often underrated, Lj is ready to silence the doubters—and this season might just be the one where he proves he’s one of the best Rocket League players in the world.

#8: Rise

Finlay “rise.” Ferguson has built a reputation as one of the most competitive and ambitious players in Rocket League history. Known for constantly seeking greatness, Rise doesn’t settle for anything less than championship potential—often leading to frequent team changes. After helping Moist Esports shine early on, he made a bold move to Oxygen Esports following a Fall Major runner-up finish. When things didn’t pan out there, he pivoted once again—this time joining a struggling Team BDS alongside M0nkey M00n and Seikoo. Against all odds, Rise revitalized the roster, carrying them to back-to-back second-place finishes at the Spring Major and World Championship in 2023. Despite falling short to Team Vitality both times, they were the only team to beat them on LAN, proving his impact. In 2024, he joined Karmine Corp, finishing top four at every major event but still left unsatisfied. Now in 2025, Rise is chasing glory once again, this time with Twisted Minds. With stints at Team Queso, Moist, Oxygen, BDS, KCorp, and now Twisted Minds, his resume shows one thing: Rise will go wherever it takes to win.

#7: Atow

Tristan “Atow.” Soyez has quickly cemented himself as one of the most consistent and impactful players in Rocket League. After an impressive rookie season with Team Liquid, where he helped secure top-four finishes at both the World Championship and the Winter Major, Atow transitioned to Karmine Corp and continued to dominate. In 2024, he once again reached the top four at the Copenhagen Major and Worlds, only falling short to an unstoppable G2 roster. With over $250,000 in prize earnings in just two seasons, Atow’s track record speaks for itself. Now teamed up with Vatira and the rising star Dralii, expectations are high for this trio to make a serious run for titles in 2025. Atow’s mechanical skill, composure, and LAN consistency make him one of the most dangerous players in the game today.

#6: BeastMode

Landon “BeastMode” Konerman has firmly established himself as one of the most mechanically elite players in Rocket League. His breakout year in 2024 was nothing short of incredible, highlighted by a runner-up finish at the RLCS World Championship and deep runs at both the London and Copenhagen Majors. BeastMode’s precision, creativity, and consistency made him the standout performer across North America, often going toe-to-toe with Europe’s finest talents. His chemistry with Daniel has become one of the most dangerous duos in the game, and their synergy only improved after teaming up with Atomic. Together, they dominated the scene under the G2-Version1 banner before making a high-profile move to NRG in 2025. With this new roster, BeastMode is on a mission to claim his first World Championship trophy and cement his legacy as one of the all-time greats.

#5: Alpha54

Yanis “Alpha54” Champenois remains one of Rocket League’s most respected veterans, even as he starts 2025 in an inactive role for Team Vitality. After Vitality’s roster shift brought in the dominant duo of Exotiik and M0nkeyM00n, Alpha54 stepped aside—but not without leaving a major mark. Known for his mechanical precision and calm under pressure, Alpha finally captured his long-awaited World Championship in 2023, solidifying his place among the game’s greats. As one of the last pre-open era pros still performing at the highest level, his consistency and leadership have helped define European Rocket League. With over $540,000 in career earnings, he holds the fifth spot on the all-time prize leaderboard, and fans are eager to see where he lands next. His career is far from over.

#4: ExoTiiK

Brice “ExoTiiK” Bigeard has quietly become one of the most impactful players in Rocket League history. Known for his smooth mechanics and high IQ plays, Exotiik first made waves with Karmine Corp, particularly during their standout performance at the 2023 Winter Major. While that squad didn’t manage to dethrone Team Vitality, Exotiik’s brilliance only continued to shine. His move to Team BDS alongside M0nkey M00n proved to be a masterstroke, as the duo led BDS to the 2024 RLCS World Championship title—a massive milestone in his career. Now in 2025, Exotiik and M0nkey M00n have joined Team Vitality, aiming to lift yet another trophy and bring glory to yet another top-tier French org. If there’s one thing that’s certain, it’s that Exotiik is on a mission to turn every jersey he wears into a championship legacy.

#3: Vatira

Axel “Vatira” Touret continues to be a force of nature in the Rocket League scene, and even though Karmine Corp fell short at the end of last season, his individual dominance never wavered. At just 18 years old, Vatira has already racked up over $440,000 in earnings and is widely regarded as one of the most complete players in the world. In 2024, he led KCorp to back-to-back Winter and Spring Major victories, claiming both Offensive MVP and Overall MVP honors, further cementing his place at the top. Known for his rock-solid defense and lightning-fast mechanics, Vatira consistently picks up Defensive and EU MVP awards, proving he’s more than just a flashy striker. Now reunited with dralii and longtime teammate Atow on a newly bolstered Karmine Corp roster, Vatira is ready to challenge Team Vitality’s new superteam and reclaim the crown in 2025.

#2: Zen

Zen, whose real name is Alexis Bernier, takes the #2 spot on this list after an explosive rookie year that shattered expectations. Bursting onto the scene in 2023, Zen earned Rookie of the Year honors and quickly became the driving force behind Team Vitality’s dominant season. He led the team to wins at both the Spring Major and the RLCS World Championship, walking away with Offensive MVP and Overall MVP titles for both events—an unprecedented feat for a newcomer. What truly sets Zen apart isn’t just his jaw-dropping mechanics, which many consider the best in the world, but his ability to play with the composure and discipline of a seasoned veteran. His unselfish playstyle, paired with his flair and consistency, made Team Vitality nearly untouchable. Earning over $310,000 in under a full season, Zen has already left a mark that few will ever replicate. As he enters 2025, there’s no doubt he’s on track to reclaim the top spot—and maybe rewrite Rocket League history in the process.

#1: Monkey Moon

Evan “M0nkey M00n” Rogez stands tall at #1 as the undisputed king of Rocket League. Known for his lightning-fast decision-making, flawless mechanics, and unmatched game sense, M0nkey M00n has consistently outperformed the competition on the biggest stages. His leadership and consistency helped Team BDS reach back-to-back Grand Finals in 2023 after adding Rise to the roster, proving he’s still at the top of his game. With over $1 million in career earnings—the highest of any Rocket League pro—his resume is nothing short of legendary. From dominating RLCSX with three Major wins and a near-championship, to securing the 21-22 Fall Major and World Championship, and finally lifting the RLCS 2024 World Championship trophy, M0nkey M00n’s achievements are unparalleled. As of 2025, he isn’t just the most decorated player in the game—he’s firmly in the conversation as the greatest Rocket League player of all time.

Conclusion

From veterans who’ve dominated for years to rookies who’ve redefined the meta, these ten Rocket League players have left an undeniable mark on the game’s history. Whether it’s through mechanical brilliance, clutch plays, or consistent tournament wins, each player on this list has helped shape the competitive Rocket League scene into what it is today. As the esports scene continues to evolve, one thing is clear—these legends have set the standard for what it means to be the best.