Xelokz

#1 ground pincher

Founder and organizer of the BBWC (Beetleball World Cup)

Ultimate Beetleball content creator

Since joining the community in late November 2025, Xelokz has gained over 20 million views on Beetleball videos across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. He also has the single most viral Beetleball clip in existence, coming in at over 1.13 million likes and 12.4 million views on Instagram and TikTok alone. He has collaborated with various Rocket League content creators, pros, freestylers, and RLCS casters, like Korbital, GroundZero000, BuistRL, Waddles, Vekg, and more.

His videos can be viewed here: (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube)

Xelokz is the sole owner of the Pinchroach (Blue Click) skin, which he recieved on January 20th, 2026 (Demo release day). He recieved it for his first million Beetleball views, which significantly revived the playerbase in late December 2025. This was initially met with some misguided controversy from his peers, though this calmed down after a week.

He also filmed, directed, and edited the Official Release Trailer (also the Steam page trailer) for Beetleball, which led to household-name streamers xQc and Joe Bartolozzi picking up the game on stream in front of over 20,000 live viewers each.

Within the community, he is known for his mastery of Ground Pinches, and also for the various gameplay mods he creates, like:

Full-match replay mod
Goal Speedometer mod
Xeloader (mod loader)
...and dozens more. His website with all his mods is here.

He also played in the Beetleball World Cup for Scotland with Lvnk and Dizolver. Scotland made it to the Semi-finals, at which point their star goalkeeper, Dizolver, had to catch a plane, leaving the team rather defenseless, apart from their new substitute, Skoop. Unfortunately, the team was now a shadow of its former self, and they ended up losing by just 1 goal in the final match of their Best of 5 against South Africa, having lost both their goalkeeper and the coinflip for the 200ms ping advantage.

He notoriously has never won a Beetleball tournament. At the time of writing, he has played in 10 tournaments, and placed 2nd in 7/10 of them. The 2nd-place curse doesn't end here though; he has also never been #1 on any leaderboard, although he spent around a month at #2 on the 3v3 leaderboard, and another month at #2 on the 1v1 leaderboard, in early Demo, before Elo got reset.

His strongest gamemode is 1v1, however this was not always the case; from late May until mid August, he focused more on his teamplay in preparation for the World Cup, and thus became significantly better at 3v3s during this time.

He has invented a significant number of mechanics, his most blatantly named one being the Xelokz Pinch. It involves charging your shot whilst falling straight down in order to fake a shot on goal, and then just before hitting the ground, cancelling the charge and releasing the ball, and then gliding down onto it to pinch it, all in the same instant. It is an effective way to increase the unpredictability of a pinch.

Xelokz has also invented many trivial but useful mechanics, which are too small to deserve a description on a wiki page, but can be clearly seen to the trained eye when watching his gameplay.

In May 2026, Xelokz entered the Loading Screen art competition, despite never having drawn before. His submission, entitled "Craterball", didn't make it into the game as a loading screen, but it did get placed in the fanart stump in the lobby, directly to the left of the boombox as you walk in.

He was a strong advocate for the Wavedash mechanic, as well as trimps. Most players who faced him during wavedash's existence knew Xelokz was almost undeniably the #1 most creative and effective user of the mechanic, with his fluid and near-perfect integration of the mechanic into his gameplay, allowing him to steal, break ankles, and zip around the map with his extremely optimized pathfinding. He fought for their longevity until their removal upon the game's full release, on September 3rd, 2026.

Experts believe that although he did very strongly advocate for them to stay, his standout mastery of the mechanic being set as a public baseline of wavedash's power might genuinely have been the cause for their removal.

However, Xelokz did eventually bounce back in mid-september, pushing the boundaries of what Click beetle can physically do to its absolute limits, and exploiting increasingly complex and previously unknown mechanics to make up for his new lack of movement options.

Although nowadays he spends more time focused on content creation, he used to be considered the best Click Beetle main, and was also undeniably top 10 players overall in his peak.

Over his time, he has accumulated a number of nicknames. Here is a chart of their affection vs how much they are used:

He is currently taking an extended break from Beetleball, and at the time of writing, he has not played in over 2 weeks. However, upon his return, there is no doubt that he will still have the raw skill and deep understanding of the game required to quickly take back his position in the top 5 click players.