Apex Legends player and Twitch streamer iiTzTimmy, or simply Timmy, has once again left the gaming community in awe with his clutch performance during the North American Last Chance Qualifiers (LCQ). His last-moment double kill managed to secure his team's spot in the much-awaited Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS) Championship Lan event.Of course, iiTzTimmy couldn't have done it alone. He was joined by fellow pro players Tyler "Dezignful" and Alexander "Enemy." The trio is collectively called The Dojo. In fact, the moment they secured tickets to the ALGS Championship quickly went viral, with Timmy exclaiming:"Let's f**king go!"When will iiTzTimmy play in the ALGS Championship?iiTzTimmy's clutch performance in the LCQ, with four kills, caught the gaming community's attention. Together, The Dojo demonstrated a formidable presence on the battlefield, collectively securing a total of nine kills, the second-highest in the lobby (behind Flat, who got 12).The Dojo displayed their dominance in the LCQ 2023 by securing the highest points tally with an impressive 73 points, surpassing their closest rivals, DNO, by a remarkable 10-point margin.Apex Legends Esports@PlayApexEsportsJoining us as well in Birmingham, UK for the #ALGS Year 3 Championship is #DNO!Wonderful effort! Congrats Series Results after Match #6NA | Last Chance Qualifier pic.twitter.com/pvrDKad5Yx39927Joining us as well in Birmingham, UK for the #ALGS Year 3 Championship is #DNO!👏Wonderful effort! Congrats ♥️Series Results after Match #6NA | Last Chance Qualifier pic.twitter.com/pvrDKad5YxFor those wondering, the ALGS Championship will be held in Birmingham (UK) on September 6, 2023, featuring a grand total of 40 teams competing for glory. With a jaw-dropping prize pool of $2 million at stake, the event promises to be a thrilling showcase of top-tier talent and intense competition in the world of Apex Legends.Speaking in an interview, iiTzTimmy reacted by stating:"With the amount of history I have in competitive Apex, and not only that, like the amount of hate our team, you know, obviously, we have our fans, but a lot of hate, a lot of doubt that we had on our team. A lot of people just thought we weren’t going to do well. But being able to prove we can do it and that we deserve this spot is just an incredible feeling.”Apex Legends Esports@PlayApexEsportsWe're super happy for #TheDojo and appreciate your time @iiTzTimmy.You legends have much to be proud of! See you soon #ALGS pic.twitter.com/7xpR4KA8QY67769We're super happy for #TheDojo and appreciate your time @iiTzTimmy.You legends have much to be proud of! See you soon 👏#ALGS pic.twitter.com/7xpR4KA8QYFans react to the momentTimmy and his team's latest achievement sparked many comments, particularly from the r/LivestreamFail subreddit. Here are some of the notable ones: Comment by u/Chafun from discussion iiTzTimmy Qualifies for the Apex Legends World Championships in LivestreamFail Comment by u/NvarDK from discussion iiTzTimmy Qualifies for the Apex Legends World Championships in LivestreamFail Comment by u/-bck from discussion iiTzTimmy Qualifies for the Apex Legends World Championships in LivestreamFail Comment by u/Nsmxd from discussion iiTzTimmy Qualifies for the Apex Legends World Championships in LivestreamFail Comment by u/The_Irish_Hello from discussion iiTzTimmy Qualifies for the Apex Legends World Championships in LivestreamFail Earlier this month (July 2023), iiTzTimmy once again made waves in the gaming world by grabbing the headlines at the AT&T Annihilator Cup 2023. On the first day of the event, which involved Apex Legends, the talented streamer lived up to expectations by securing multiple kills and achieving remarkable victories.