x2Twins
Australian twins Jesse and Jordan Eckley make Fortnite challenges, compete in esports and share their gaming sessions on Twitch and YouTube.
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Jesse and Jordan’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus their backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
Known for
Overview
- Members
- Jesse Eckley and Jordan Eckley
- From
- Australia
- Work
- Gaming creators and Fortnite competitors
- Early team
- Twinsanity, acquired by Renegades in 2018
- Breakout
- Jesse’s solo win at the 2019 Fortnite Summer Smash
Mini bio
How it started.
Jesse and Jordan Eckley built x2Twins together. Jordan told Metro Times that they began seeing gaming as a possible living late in high school. They founded the Australian team Twinsanity, which Renegades acquired in August 2018.
The breakthrough.
Jesse won the solo tournament at the Australian Open’s Fortnite Summer Smash in January 2019, taking home AU$100,000. It was a defining early result for a duo that had already joined Renegades. In his interview after the win, Jesse spoke about moving from tennis coaching into gaming.
What to watch.
Their YouTube videos mix Fortnite competition with challenges between the brothers. Start with “10 FNCS CHAMPS vs 90 BRONZE PLAYERS”, “I RUINED my TWINS Fortnite Account!” or their IQ test video. Their recent Twitch broadcasts include both Fortnite and Deadlock.
Creditschronological, newest first
YouTube
- 202410 FNCS CHAMPS vs 90 BRONZE PLAYERSCreators and players
- 2022I RUINED my TWINS Fortnite Account!Creators and players
- 2021WHO IS THE SMARTER TWIN (iq test)Creators and players
Interviews
- 2019x2Twins Fortnite World Cup Q&AGuests on Renegades’ channel
Awards
Quotes
Honestly, I would have been a tennis player.Jesse Eckley, Upcomer interview with Michelle Mannering, January 28, 2019
Jesse was discussing his sporting background after winning Fortnite Summer Smash.
Trivia
- Jesse said he had worked as a tennis coach for about five years before switching to gaming.
- After his 2019 Summer Smash win, Jesse planned to watch the Australian Open men’s final and backed Djokovic to win.
- Renegades published a World Cup Q&A with both brothers in July 2019, answering questions from fans.
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