During the Europe MENA League Stage 2 2025 broadcast on September 15th 2025, the talent did a segment where the compared your favourite content creators turned professional rookie stats. Using our stats as their reference and source.

Beaulo came into North American Pro League as soon as he turned 18 and became eligible. While his switch to Pro play was highly anticipated, he didn’t receive many offers from teams as he was the first true content creator to go pro and teams weren’t sure if he had the “game sense” to pull it off. He was picked up by the ex-Excelerate roster who was then acquired by the esports titan TSM. Even though TSM didn’t find immediate success it was obvious that Beaulo not only had the best aim in the world, but also the brain to be one of the top Rainbow Six Siege Esports players. TSM made many roster moves over the coming years to try and put a winning team around the young star player and in 2022 Beaulo and TSM finally won the Six Invitational 2022 Championship to become World Champs. Although Beaulo may not have had the best rookie stage of all time, he proved the whole pro community wrong and showed that he not only had the aim but also the brain to become one of the greatest players of all time.

Spoit began his Rainbow Six Siege professional career as soon as he became eligible at the age of 18. He joined the European League team Rogue in Stage 2 of 2022. After a rough Stage 1 and missing the major Rogue thought this would be the perfect opportunity to change up the team and bring in some young blood. Spoit showed everyone that they had made the correct decision as in his rookie stage he finished with the highest KeboGG rating by a rookie of all time. Rogue finished 2nd in Stage 2 2022 and qualified for the Berlin Major 2022. Spoit continued is rain of terror and carried Rogue to a Major Championship at his first ever international event. Spoit may not have had the same amount as doubters in his abilities as previous content creators turned pro. But he still had an immense amount of pressure to perform for his new team and fans. He rose to the occasion and had one of the best rookie stages in Rainbow Six Siege Esports history.

Stompn is the latest phenom of the Rainbow Six Siege Esports scene. He cam from console where he was the undisputed best Rainbow Six Siege player on console in the world. Over the coming months it became a huge debate online on whether he could switch to PC and turn pro. Every current pro player doubted him and though no console player could ever turn pro. In early 2025 Stompn finally decided to switch to PC and start playing competitively. He joined the tier 2 roster of M80X where he finished with the highest KeboGG rating in the North American Challenger Series 2025. Although they didn’t qualify for Pro League, Stompn started to gain traction and every pro team was watching to see where he would end up. After a rough performance at RE:L0:AD 2025, one of the most successful teams in Rainbow Six Esports, G2, decided to give Stompn a chance. Stompn joined G2 for Europe MENA League Stage 1 2025 where he finished with the highest KeboGG rating on G2 and led his team to first place and qualified to the Esports World Cup. Stompn continued his hot start at EWC where he once again finished with the highest rating on his team in and event where they finished 2nd place. Stompn has not only exceeded everyones expectations, but he has proved everyone who said he could never make it wrong. He has showed that he is one of the biggest talents on our game and became the first American import player in Europe.