BR Pro HusKerrs sets crazy new Warzone Solos World Record

Professional battle royale star for Rogue Gaming, Jordan ‘HusKerrs’ Thomas, has set a brand new kill world record for Warzone Solos, just a year after breaking multiple records in Black Ops 4’s Blackout. 

HusKerrs is a well-known name in the battle royale community, having demonstrated his natural talents at a host of the world’s most well known BRs. From Apex Legends to Call of Duty: Blackout, HusKerrs has regularly placed himself among the world’s best.

However, on April 9, he announced he would be stepping away from competitive Apex Legends to pursue full-time streaming. Since then, Call of Duty: Warzone has dominated the 23-year-old’s Twitch channel, allowing him to try his hand at the existing kill world records.

On April 11, the American Twitch star shared the concluding clip from a game of Warzone in which he had 36 kills going into the final 1v1.

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Despite not being sure of his enemy’s location, he scoped out a final building and fired multiple grenades at his opponent, swiftly eliminating him and securing his 37th kill.

This put HusKerrs’ game as the highest kill solo since they were added back in mid-March. To think that a lobby has 150 players, HusKerrs’ 37 kills means he eliminated roughly a quarter of all the players he was up against.

HusKerrs had a pretty nonchalant reaction to the win, simply smiling and commenting on the number of kills he racked up.

There were times when the game was in doubt, with HusKerrs actually being sent to the Gulag when his kill count was at 15. Luckily, he overcame his opponent and quickly got back in the game, racking up another 22 kills in the remainder of the game.

A staple of HusKerrs’ gameplay is his fast, aggressive style, much of which was anchored around the grenade launcher he was using.

It’s fair to say that HusKerrs set the bar pretty high, but we can expect to see some stark competition over the coming months.

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The 37 kill match is the latest in a line of new Warzone kill records. Just one day before HusKerrs racked up his Solos record, four OCE players put up a whopping 100 kills in a Quads game.