League of Legends veteran Rekkles has announced he will co-stream the 2025 World Championship on his channel. The Swedish pro player confirmed his plans to provide live analysis and commentary throughout the tournament.
Rekkles is one of Europe’s most decorated AD carry players. He spent most of his career with Fnatic and reached the Worlds finals in 2018. His deep understanding of bot lane fundamentals and strategic play made him a fixture in the European competitive scene for years.
His co-streaming style stands apart from the typical high-energy reactions that dominate Twitch. Rekkles focuses on breaking down plays from a pro player’s perspective. He explains laning details, draft decisions, and macro strategy in a calm, methodical way. It’s commentary that teaches rather than entertains through hype.
This won’t be his first time behind the co-streaming mic. Rekkles previously co-streamed Worlds 2022 and earned strong praise from viewers for his measured, educational approach. Fans specifically highlighted his pick and ban analysis during crucial series like DRX versus EDG and DRX versus T1 in the knockout stage.
The 2022 co-streams built a loyal following among viewers who wanted deeper insights. Many praised his ability to explain what professional players see in real-time. His experience at the highest level of competition gives him authority that pure content creators can’t match.
When and where to tune in
Specific scheduling details haven’t been announced yet. Rekkles typically reveals his streaming plans closer to tournament dates. VOD availability may vary depending on Riot’s content policies and music rights restrictions.
Riot usually publishes an official list of approved co-streamers before Worlds begins. Final logistics like stream times and potential guest appearances will come as the tournament approaches. Worlds 2025 dates and format are still to be confirmed by Riot Games.
