
iiTzTimmy Reaches VALORANT Radiant After 96-Hour Ranked Grind
iiTzTimmy reached VALORANT Radiant after a 96-plus-hour climb from Iron, completing the fourth game in his seven-title ranked challenge.
iiTzTimmy has reached Radiant in VALORANT after spending more than 96 hours climbing from Iron, completing the fourth game in his seven-title ranked challenge. Radiant is the highest rank in VALORANT's competitive system.
The streamer has now completed his goals in Apex Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Rainbow Six Siege, and VALORANT. Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, and Overwatch are the three games still remaining in the challenge.
More than 96 hours took Timmy from Iron to Radiant

Dot Esports reports that Timmy spent just over 96 hours working his way from Iron to Radiant during the latest leg of the challenge. His streams throughout the run were built around reaching the highest rank from the bottom of VALORANT's competitive ladder, rather than starting from an established high-ranked account.
The achievement came on September 29. Archived stream information from that date shows his broadcast changing from "3/7 completed" during the final portion of the climb to "4/7 completed" after he reached Radiant.
Radiant sits above Immortal at the top of VALORANT's competitive rankings. Riot has historically restricted the rank to the game's highest-performing players on regional leaderboards, making it a substantially different target from simply reaching the upper end of the standard ranked ladder.
His first Iron-to-Radiant attempt stopped at Immortal
Timmy had tried to complete an Iron-to-Radiant challenge years before the current seven-game project. In 2021, he played more than 90 matches across a 65-hour solo-queue stream while attempting to climb from VALORANT's lowest rank to its highest.
That attempt ended at Immortal rather than Radiant. Timmy later turned the run into a feature-length video documenting the climb, describing it as a 65-hour challenge played without stopping.
The 2026 result therefore completes a ranked goal he fell short of during that earlier attempt, although the new challenge is part of a much larger project spanning seven competitive games.
Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, and Overwatch remain
VALORANT follows Apex Legends, Counter-Strike 2, and Rainbow Six Siege as the fourth completed game in Timmy's current challenge. The format requires him to work from the lower end of each game's ranked system toward its highest competitive tier.
The remaining list is now down to Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, and Overwatch. No final completion date has been announced for the seven-game challenge, leaving three more ranked climbs after the 96-plus hours Timmy spent reaching Radiant.
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