Atow and Zen Beat Team Falcons' Twins in Seven Games to Win Rocket League's First Two Versus Two World Title
Alexis Bernier became the first player to win world titles in two Rocket League formats after the pair beat Spacestation Gaming 4-1 in the semi-finals.
Tristan "Atow" Soyez and Alexis "zen" Bernier won the first Rocket League two versus two World Championship at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on 19 September 2026, beating Team Falcons' Saleh "Rw9" and Yazeed "Kiileerrz" Bakhashwin 4-3 in the grand final.
The French pair reached the final by beating Spacestation Gaming 4-1 in the semi-finals. They had qualified by dominating the European two versus two Open, losing only one of eight series.
The title made zen the first player to become a world champion in two game modes. He had previously won the three versus three RLCS 2022-23 World Championship.
Atow, who entered under the team name No Miss Just Fake, also plays for Karmine Corp in the three versus three competition. The two versus two final went the full seven games before the French duo prevailed.
The Bakhashwin twins recovered the following day, helping Team Falcons beat Spacestation Gaming 4-0 in the three versus three grand final on 20 September 2026 to become the first team from the Middle East and North Africa to win the world title. The one versus one world title, decided on 18 September, went to Nassim "nass" Bali of Gentle Mates, who beat defending champion Hisham "Nwpo" Alqadi 4-2 after knocking out zen 4-3 in the European regional final.